The phrase "amount of surface energy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts when discussing the quantity of energy associated with the surface of a material.
Example: "The amount of surface energy affects the adhesion properties of the coating applied to the substrate."
Alternatives: "level of surface energy" or "quantity of surface energy".
Clearly, there is a linear relationship (curve fit shown) between the surface energy and the relative surface area, reaffirming that the observed surface energy is physically confined to the surface of the particles and that the relative amounts of surface energy increase for decreasing particle sizes.
The Galinstan begins contracting back to the reservoir, but this contraction is quickly halted by the newly formed oxide layer, which wets to the channel walls and locks the liquid metal into a position that would otherwise require an unsustainable amount of free surface energy.
Kaelble, D. Peel adhesion: Influence of surface energies and adhesive rheology.
We normally focus on equilibrium climate sensitivity – the amount of surface warming that will occur once the planet reaches a new balanced energy state, with equal outgoing and incoming energy.
The exact limit depends on the composition of the grain and the amount of surface inhomogeneity, likely due to the diversity of surface diffusion and binding energies.
Amount of surface gas (MSCF).
There, one expects the situation of homogeneous versus heterogeneous nucleation (Fig. 4) [ 15] and the latter should be favoured, the amount depending on the surface energy of the solid.
Although it is known that the efficacy of photoelectrocatalysts is enhanced by increasing the amount of high energy surface exposed, the development of a universal synthesis method with both superior activity and simplicity is needed for scalable applications.
The work of adhesion with the amount of FGO is studied and the surface energy of FGO containing paints is calculated and compared with the bare paints using Zisman plot analysis.
We found that the amount of adsorbed protein decreased with increasing surface energy of the substrate.
