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Adhesion between solids is a ubiquitous phenomenon whose importance is magnified at the micrometer and nanometer scales, where the surface-to-volume ratio diverges as we approach the single atom. Numerous techniques for measuring adhesion at the atomic scale have been developed. Yet significant limitations exist. Instrumental improvements and reliable quantification are still needed. Recent studies...
Adhesion between solids is a ubiquitous phenomenon whose importance is magnified at the micrometer and nanometer scales, where the surface-to-volume ratio diverges as we approach the single atom. Numerous techniques for measuring adhesion at the atomic scale have been developed. Yet significant limitations exist. Instrumental improvements and reliable quantification are still needed. ...
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