Capillary condensation in mesoporous materials refers to the phenomenon whereby gases condense into a liquid phase within nanoscale pores at pressures below the bulk saturation pressure. This process ...

When water vapour spontaneously condenses inside capillaries just 1 nm across, it behaves according to the 150-year-old Kelvin equation – defying predictions that this pre-quantum-era formula would ...

Water vapor from ambient air will spontaneously condense inside porous materials or between touching surfaces. But with the liquid layer being only a few molecules thick this ubiquitous and important ...

Wetting phenomena and phase transitions within structured geometries encompass a diverse array of processes where the interplay between fluid interactions and substrate architecture leads to the ...