| 1229 - 1229 |
FUNDAMENTALS OF ADHESION AND INTERFACES .1.
RIMAI DS, DEMEJO LP |
| 1231 - 1249 |
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADHESION AND FRICTION FORCES
ISRAELACHVILI JN, CHEN YL, YOSHIZAWA H |
| 1251 - 1270 |
DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF MOLECULAR-LEVEL ADHESION BETWEEN POLY(ETHYLENE-TEREPHTHALATE) AND POLYETHYLENE FILMS -DETERMINATION OF SURFACE AND INTERFACIAL ENERGIES
MANGIPUDI V, TIRRELL M, POCIUS AV |
| 1271 - 1284 |
CRACKS AT ADHESIVE INTERFACES
KENDALL K |
| 1285 - 1309 |
FRACTOEMISSION AND ELECTRICAL TRANSIENTS DUE TO INTERFACIAL FAILURE
DICKINSON JT, JENSEN LC, LEE S, SCUDIERO L, LANGFORD SC |
| 1311 - 1322 |
JKR-DMT TRANSITION IN THE PRESENCE OF A LIQUID MENISCUS
MAUGIS D, GAUTHIERMANUEL B |
| 1323 - 1332 |
THE ROLE OF ADHESION IN THE IMPACT OF ELASTIC SPHERES
JOHNSON KL, POLLOCK HM |
| 1333 - 1355 |
MECHANICS OF PARTICLE ADHESION
RIMAI DS, DEMEJO LP, BOWEN RC |
| 1357 - 1370 |
THE ADHESION-INDUCED DEFORMATION AND THE REMOVAL OF SUBMICROMETER PARTICLES
KRISHNAN S, BUSNAINA AA, RIMAI DS, DEMEJO LP |
| 1371 - 1380 |
WETTING HYSTERESIS - EFFECTS DUE TO SHADOWING
SHANAHAN MER, DIMEGLIO JM |
