ACCU DYNE TEST ™ Bibliography

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2679. Smith, R.E., “Sample orientation for dyne testing,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/sample-orientation-for-dyne-testing/, Apr 2016.

2680. Smith, R.E., “Corona treater output vs. increase in dyne level,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/corona-treater-output-vs-increase-in..., Aug 2016.

2681. Smith, R.E., “Discrepant results from one test marker compared to others at the same dyne level,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/discrepant-results-from-one-test-marker..., Sep 2016.

2682. Smith, R.E., “Using surface tension test fluids to calibrate a tensiometer,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/using-surface-tension-test-fluids-to..., Sep 2016.

2683. Smith, R.E., “Subsequent processing of dyne tested parts,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/subsequent-processing-of-dyne-tested-parts/, Nov 2016.

2684. Smith, R.E., “Shelf life of surface tension test fluids,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/shelf-life-of-surface-tension-test-fluids/, Mar 2017.

2685. Smith, R.E., “Determining the accuracy of dyne solutions,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/determining-the-accuracy-of-dyne-solutions/, Mar 2017.

2691. Smith, R.E., “The effects of freezing dyne solutions,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/freezing/, Jun 2017.

2692. Smith, R.E., “Should surface tension test fluids be stored at reduced temperature to achieve maximum shelf life?,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/should-surface-tension-test-fluids-be-stored-at-reduced-temperature-to-achieve-maximum-shelf-life/, Jun 2017.

2740. Smith, R.E., “Shelf life of 72 dyne/cm surface tension test fluids,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/shelf-life-of-72-dyne-cm-surface-tension-test-fluids, Nov 2018.

2806. Smith, R.E., “What dyne levels should I be testing at?,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/dyne-level/, Feb 2020.

2807. Smith, R.E., “Overtreatment of TPO,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/overtreatment-of-tpo/, Feb 2020.

2812. Smith, R.E., “Dyne testing at elevated temperatures and/or humidity levels,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/dyne-testing-at-elevated-temperatures-and/or-humidity-levels, Mar 2020.

2820. Smith, R.E., “Test marker results seem inconclusive,” http://www.accudynetest.com/blog/test-marker-results-seem-inconclusive/, Nov 2020.

2819. Smith, R.E., “Personal commmunication re Flexible Packaging article 'Converters and the evolution of dyne testing',” Diversified Enterprises, Oct 2020.

2913. Smith, R.E., “Testing PET for the presence of a silicone coating,” blog.accudynetest.com/testing-pet-for-the-presence-of-a-silicone-coating, Nov 2022.

2914. Smith, R.E., “Effect of surface roughness on dyne testing,” blog.accudynetest.com/effect-of-surface-roughness-on-dyne-testing, Nov 2022.

2945. Smith, R.E., “Excessive dyne level drop in high slip PE film,” http://blog.accudynetest.com/excessive-dyne-level-drop-in-high-slip-pe-film, Feb 2023.

2946. Smith, R.E., “Unusually high dyne level results on aluminum,” http://blog.accudynetest.com/unusually-high-dyne-level-results-on-aluminum, Jan 2023.

1968. Smith, T., “Surface energetics and adhesion,” J. Adhesion, 11, 243-256, (1980).

1522. Snyder, J.M., I.K. Meier, and J. Whitehead, “New additive technologies for fountain solutions,” Ink Maker, 85, 28-33, (Jan 2007).

1855. Sohn, S., S. Chang, I. Hwang, “The effects of NaOH and corona treatments on triacetyl cellulose and liquid crystal films used in LCD devices,” J. Adhesion Science and Technology, 17, 453-469, (2003).

1037. Somodi, P.J., R.K. Eby, R.J. Scavuzzo, and G.R. Wilson, “Characterization of the interfacial bond in paper-propylene laminates and the effects of ageing under service conditions,” Polymer Engineering and Science, 37, 845-855, (May 1997).

1617. Sonders, L.R., D.P. Enright, and W.A. Weyl, “Wettability, a function of the polarizability of the surface ions,” J. Applied Physics, 21, 338+, (1950).

1063. Song, B., A. Bismarck, and J. Springer, “Contact angle measurements on fibers and fiber assemblies, bundles, fabrics, and textiles,” in Surface and Interfacial Tension: Measurement, Theory, and Applications, Hartland, S., ed., 425-482, Marcel Dekker, 2004.

1704. Song, S., and F. Placido, “Effect on adhesion of gas release from polymer surfaces,” Presented at 51st Annual Technical Conference, Society of Vacuum Coaters, Apr 2008.

2861. Soon, C.F., W.I.W. Omar, N. Nayan, H. Basri, M.B. Narawi, and K.S. Tee, “A bespoke contact angle measurement software and experimental setup for determination of surface tension,” Procedia Technology, 11, 487-494, (2013).

2606. Sooy, J., “Like the Phoenix: Corona Designs rises from the ashes,” Converting, 27, (Oct 2009).

578. Soutar, A.M., and V. Antonov, “Foil adhesion with copolymer: time in the air gap,” in 1995 Current Advances in Film Extrusion and Coextrusion Symposium 1995, TAPPI Press, Aug 1995.

1834. Sowell, R.R., N.J. Delollis, H.J. Gregory, and O. Montoya, “Effect of activated gas plasma on surface characteristics and bondability of RTV silicone and polyethylene,” J. Adhesion, 4, 15-24, (May 1972) (also in Recent Advances in Adhesion, L.-H. Lee, ed., p. 77-89, Gordon and Breach, 1973).

2180. Sparavigna, A.C., and R.A. Wolf, “Energy curing substrates and inks with plasma aid,” Converter: Flessibili, Carta, Cartone, 59, 76-84, (2006).

2181. Sparavigna, A.C., and R.A. Wolf, “Electron and ion densities in corona plasma,” Czechoslovak J. Physics, 56, B1062-1067, (Oct 2006).

2186. Sparavigna, A.C., and R.A. Wolf, “Glow discharges for textiles: Atmospheric plasma technologies for textile industry,” Selezione Tessile, 40-44, (Sep 2005).

346. Spaulding, M., “Ozone-destruct units clear the air,” Converting, 15, 56-58, (Jun 1997).

579. Spell, H.L., and C.P. Christensen, “Surface analysis of corona treated polyethylene: bonding, printability problems,” TAPPI J., 62, 77-81, (1979).

1543. Spell, H.L., et al, “Surface analysis of corona treated PE...,” in TAPPI 1978 Conference Proceedings, 283+, TAPPI Press, 1978.

2283. Spelt, J.K., “Solid surface tension: The use of thermodynamic models to verify its determination from contact angles,” Colloids and Surfaces, 43, 389-411, (1990).

348. Spelt, J.K., D. Li, and A.W. Neumann, “The equation of state approach to interfacial tensions,” in Modern Approaches to Wettability: Theory and Applications, Schrader, M.E., and G.I. Loeb, eds., 101-142, Plenum Press, Oct 1992.

347. Spelt, J.K., D.R. Absolom, and A.W. Neumann, “Solid surface tension: the interpretation of contact angles by the equation of state approach and the theory of surface tension components,” Langmuir, 2, 620-625, (1986).

720. Spelt, J.K., E. Moy, D.Y. Kwok, and A.W. Neumann, “The theory of surface tension components and the equation of state approach,” in Applied Surface Thermodynamics, Neumann, A.W., and J.K. Spelt, eds., 293-332, Marcel Dekker, Jun 1996.

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