The adhesion behaviour of the coatings demonstrated different responses.
Experiments were performed by surface plasmon resonance (SPR) spectroscopy to establish the adhesions behaviour of the COOH-SAM (gold modified with SAM) vs. the BA-SAM (surfaces modified with SAM then functionalised with boronic acid) surface.
The cellular compatibility of the coatings was evaluated through a cytotoxicity experiment, cell proliferation assay, and examination of the adhesion behaviour of osteoblasts.
A 160-μm-thick nitrided case was formed on the steel surface containing a pure Fe3N and Fe4N compound layer and showing hardness up to 8.5 GPa, which led to improved load bearing ability and adhesion behaviour of the coating-substrate system.
Therefore, in order to study and separate the behaviour of adhesion from disturbance effects, a specific grey-box estimation procedure has been set up.
The association of inorganic phases (amorphous silica) to form chiral hybrid materials will also be described so as the behaviour of cells (fibroblast adhesion and migration) when seeded on these dense biomimetic matrices.
This work provides a fundamental understanding of the adhesion and debonding behaviours of the bitumen-mineral interface at the atomistic scale.
Through Rockwell C indentation test, adhesion and cracking behaviour of the single and multilayer MoN films were evaluated.
Good adhesion and mechanical behaviour of the coatings are required to keep their functionality in time hence; the performance of the PMMA-SiO2 based thin films was investigated using nanoindentation.
Based on dynamic shear rheometry tests, Al2O3 reduces the temperature susceptibility of the asphalt and facilitated polymeric modification by improving the compatibility, increasing the viscosity, stiffness, adhesion and elastic behaviour of the binders.
He has observed the effect of Dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) plasma actuators, concluding that it has an effective capacity both of stabilizing the behaviour of the system and of increasing the angle of adhesion.
