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A pushing-pulling captive bubble method for repeatable measurement of dynamic contact angles underwater
Accurate measurement of dynamic contact angles in aqueous environments is essential for evaluating surface wettability. However, conventional captive bubble methods often suffer from limitations such as bubble instability and interference from needle wetting. In this study, we develop a pushing-pull
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