摘要
We evaluated sliding acceleration of a water droplet on a silicon surface treated with octadecyltrichlorosilane by changing the droplet weight. The slope of the sliding acceleration against the droplet weight was changed at 20 mg, suggesting that the dominant sliding mode was shifted from slipping to rolling. Water droplets elongated and contracted during sliding when silicon surface was treated by fluoroalkylsilane. The elongation inversely corresponded to the change of sliding acceleration.
We evaluated sliding acceleration of a water droplet on a silicon surface treated with octadecyltrichlorosilane by changing the droplet weight. The slope of the sliding acceleration against the droplet weight was changed at 20 rag, suggesting that the dominant sliding mode was shifted from slipping to roiling. Water droplets elongated and contracted during sliding when silicon surface was treated by fluoroalkylsilane. The elongation inversely corresponded to the change of sliding acceleration.
出处
《光散射学报》
2005年第3期208-209,共2页
The Journal of Light Scattering