Apparatus and method for measuring in-plane distribution of surf

Optics: measuring and testing – Angle measuring or angular axial alignment – Sides of angle or axes being aligned transverse to optical...

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ABSTRACT:
In an apparatus and method for measuring in-plane distribution of surface free energy, a target substrate is immersed in a liquid, and a parameter representing a state of meniscus to be formed at an intersection area of a target surface with a surface of the liquid is measured along the surface of the liquid. This measurement is performed by descending or ascending the substrate, thereby measuring the parameter throughout the entire surface of the target surface, and then, the in-plane distribution of the surface free energy of the target surface is calculated.

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