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Surface properties of fibrinogen and fibrin
Journal of Protein Chemistry, 1990By contact angle measurements on layers of fibrinogen and fibrin, it can be shown that the transformation from fibrinogen to fibrin is accompanied by a change in surface properties from very hydrophilic (fibrinogen) to moderately but definitely hydrophobic (fibrin).
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Properties of fractal intensity surfaces
Pattern Recognition Letters, 1988In this article we present an extended two-parameter version of the fractal Brownian model and investigate its application to computer vision tasks such as texture discrimination. Furthermore, we demonstrate that fractal dimension is not equivalent to ``roughness''.
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ON A DUALITY PROPERTY OF ISOTHERMIC SURFACES
JP Journal of Geometry and Topology, 2017zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Surface Tension Properties of Surfactant
Clinics in Perinatology, 1993Surface tension area relations from pulmonary surfactants (natural, lipid extract, synthetic) are obtained with a leak-free captive bubble of controllable size. One of the most sensitive parameters to consider is the area change required to achieve minimum surface tension. For synthetic surfactant, this change can be minimized by increasing the cycling
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Surface properties of bone mineral
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, 1961Abstract The charge and ionic interactions of the bone mineral surface have been studied by microelectrophoresis. In isotonic NaCl the surface has a negative charge, bu the sign and charge density can be altered by the adsorption of other anions and cations. In order of decreasing tendency of adsorption the cations studied are: Ca 2+ >Mg 2+ ⪢Cs + >K +
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