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interfacial energy

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interfacial energy [′in·tər‚fā·shəl ¦en·ər·jē]
(physics)
The free energy of the surfaces at an interface, resulting from differences in the tendencies of each phase to attract its own molecules; equal to the surface tension. Also known as surface energy.


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The harmonic-mean equation has been shown experimentally to be suitable for estimating the interfacial energy between low energy materials, such as polymers, organic liquids, etc, (14), (29).
The alloy has a low density and a high interfacial energy between both atmospheric gases and most oxides, including its own.
The ORNL process minimizes interfacial energy and involves a process he had proposed for growing barium titanium oxide on magnesium oxide.
 
 
 
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