Editing Surface tension (section)

==See also==
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* [[Agnes Pockels]]—early surface sciences researcher 
* [[Anti-fog]]
* [[Capillary wave]]—short waves on a water surface, governed by surface tension and inertia
* [[Cheerio effect]]—the tendency for small wettable floating objects to attract one another
* [[Cohesion (chemistry)|Cohesion]]
* Dimensionless numbers
** [[Eötvös number|Bond number or Eötvös number]]
** [[Capillary number]]
** [[Marangoni number]]
** [[Weber number]]
* [[Dortmund Data Bank]]—contains experimental temperature-dependent surface tensions
* [[Electrodipping force]]
* [[Electrowetting]]
* [[Electrocapillarity]]
* [[Eötvös rule]]—a rule for predicting surface tension dependent on temperature
* [[Hydrostatic equilibrium]]—the effect of gravity pulling matter into a round shape
* [[Interface (chemistry)]]
* [[Meniscus (liquid)|Meniscus]]—surface curvature formed by a liquid in a container
* [[Mercury beating heart]]—a consequence of inhomogeneous surface tension
* [[Microfluidics]]
* [[Sessile drop technique]]
* [[Sow-Hsin Chen]]
* [[Specific surface energy]]—same as surface tension in isotropic materials.
* [[Spinning drop method]]
* [[Stalagmometric method]]
* [[Pressure#Surface pressure and surface tension|Surface pressure]]
* [[Surface science]]
* [[Surface tension biomimetics]]
* [[Surface tension values]]
* [[Surfactant]]s—substances which reduce surface tension.
* [[Szyszkowski equation]]—calculating surface tension of aqueous solutions
* [[Tears of wine]]—the surface tension induced phenomenon seen on the sides of glasses containing alcoholic beverages.
* [[Tolman length]]—leading term in correcting the surface tension for curved surfaces.
* [[Wetting]] and [[dewetting]]
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