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Spray that bounces off waxy leaves, fine droplets that drift off target, soil that sheds water instead of absorbing it. Surface tension of the spray mix and contact angle on the real leaf or soil rank adjuvants and wetting agents before field trials. Used by agrochemical formulators, adjuvant suppliers and soil science researchers.
Use cases showing how contact angle and surface tension rank spray adjuvants for leaf coverage and drift, and measure soil water repellency, before field trials.
Drift Reduction Adjuvant Strategy for Pesticide Spray
Ranks candidate adjuvants on surface tension control and wetting performance side by side, optimizing droplet size for drift reduction without losing coverage on target leaves.
Improve Spray Droplet Coverage on Leaf Surfaces
Ranks spray adjuvants by surface tension and contact angle on the target leaf before field trials, so you know early which ones improve wetting.
Soil Water Repellency: WDPT, Ethanol Droplet and Contact Angle
Adds a measured contact angle to water drop penetration time and ethanol tests, so soil wetting agents and treatments can be compared by number.
