Thursday, 7 June 2018
Does nanoconfinement affect the interaction between two materials placed in contact?
Does nanoconfinement affect the interaction between two materials placed in contact? A research team shows that it is possible to estimate how nanoconfinement affects the number of contacts formed by two materials placed in intimate contact and, hence, the interfacial interactions.
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