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Boundary between two phases
Interfaces
if the boundary is between a gas and liquid or a gas and solid it is typically called a _____
Surface
the result of inward attractive pull of surface molecules toward the bulk and a contraction of the surface results in a ____
Surface tension
The force per unit length that exists between two immiscible liquid phases
Interfacial tension
Which statement best describes the relationship between interfacial tension and the interactions between two immiscible liquid phases?
Interfacial tension decreases as adhesive forces between the phases increase, leading to less repulsion.
This lowers the contact angle between a liquid and solid by replacing the air over the solid surface with liquid
Wetting agent
In order to make things wet, we need to do what
Lower the angle of contact
Surface active agents are also called
Surfactants
Where do surfactants accumulate
At the boundary between two phases
Surface molecules are characterized by having a discrete region of hydrophobic and hydrophilic groups
Amphiphiles
This term denotes a molecule’s affinity for both polar and non-polar environments
Amphiphilic