On the Thermodynamics of Thin Films. The Frumkin Equation

On the Thermodynamics of Thin Films. The Frumkin Equation

The Frumkin equation—a fundamental law of the thermodynamics of thin films—relates the surface tension of an interfacial region, which includes a thin film, to its disjoining pressure and thickness. The study of the original work has shown that the first derivation of this relation published by A.N....

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