Adhesion and Adhesives Technology

By A. V. Pocius. Adhesion and Adhesives Technology, 2002

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Fracture and adhesion of soft materials: a review (2016, background): “The properties of the first two categories depend heavily on the details of the chemistry used and on the formulation (for the hot melts in part icular) and are reviewed in many specialized technology oriented textbooks (Chaudhury and Pocius 2002, Pocius 2002).”
Adhesion in Bitumen-Aggregate Systems and Quantification of the Effects of Water on the Adhesive Bond (2005, unknown): “Improved adhesion through mechanical effects is rationalized by Pocius (1997) as follows: • Physical “lock and key”: The lock and key effect when the adhesive phase penetrates a pore in the solid substrate with consequent physical anchoring, is not difficult to visualize.”
Interfacial toughness measurements for thin films on substrates (2002, background): “Most adhesion tests empirically infer the adhesive strength by subjecting the specimen to some external load and measuring the critical value at which it fails [3].”
Frictional adhesion: a new angle on gecko attachment (2006, background): “Prevention of peeling is important in the design of engineered adhesive joints, since flexibility in one or both contact surfaces will cause stress concentrations and result in crack propagation through the interface (Gay, 2002; Pocius, 2002).”