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3. (4) 24 Advanced Materials and Engineering Applications Table 2 Equivalent heights and their functional coefficients (units of [mm]) r Eq. 06038 Fig. 3 Fitting cures of equivalent heights corresponding to functions in Table 2. 4 Modeling of contact angle Considering the flaw of Jurin formula, equivalent height function H(r) is introduced into contact angle model: 2σ cos θ = ρgh[h + H (r )] , r here parameters of H(r) corresponding to given material systems, Table 2. 25[mm] on the methods introduced above produced the measurements of liquid column heights, just as recorded in Table 3.

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