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Evaluation Methods and Influencing Factors               CHAPTER 2           51






                              0.8
                                                           Preferential gas-wetting
                              0.6

                                         Intermediate gas-wetting
                              0.4
                              0.2
                            ζ gas-wetting  0.0  20  40  60  80  100  120  140  160


                                              Non-gas-wetting
                             –0.2
                             –0.4

                             –0.6

                             –0.8


              FIGURE 2.15
              Relationship among gas wettability, ζ gas2liquid  and θ liquid .



              Table 2.6  Quantitative Evaluation Index of Gas Wettability (Sessile Drop Method)

              Liquid Contact Angle θ liquid ( )  (90,180]          90                 [0,90)
              Gas wettability parameter ζ gas-liquid (0,1]         0                  [ 2 1,0)
              Gas wettability                Preferential gas-wetting Neutral gas-wetting Nongas-wetting




              quantitative evaluation index of gas wettability of the solid surface in the gas
              phase is displayed in Table 2.6.


              2.3.1.2 EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF GAS WETTABILITY BY SESSILE
              DROP METHOD
              Features and applicability of sessile drop method: In the gas phase when the
              original solid surface is covered by the gas phase, the preferential covering
              capability of the liquid phase on solid surface, with respect to the gas phase,
              reflects the degree of wettability of the solid surface caused by the gas phase
              through wetting capability of the liquid phase. This is because in a “gas-
              liquid-solid” system whether the solid is wetted by a certain gas phase is
              always relative to the liquid phase. If the liquid phase can wet the solid phase,
              the gas of the other liquid phase will not wet the solid phase.
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