Arun81
Electrical
- Jul 5, 2005
- 5
Dear all,
I am using a polymer thin film which shows a high contact angle, high surface energy when i took a XPS spectrum it shows a low F:C ratio which means the high contact angle might be contributed from the roughness. But still i couldnt correlate how could the surface energy be high which is calculated from contact angle data of water,diiodomethane and ethanol.
Anyone has any idea?
Thanks
Arun
I am using a polymer thin film which shows a high contact angle, high surface energy when i took a XPS spectrum it shows a low F:C ratio which means the high contact angle might be contributed from the roughness. But still i couldnt correlate how could the surface energy be high which is calculated from contact angle data of water,diiodomethane and ethanol.
Anyone has any idea?
Thanks
Arun