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Colloid and interface science

the proposal that adhesive joints usually fail in a weak cohesive layer near the interface, such as contaminants or low-molecular-weight material, not at the interface.

In colloid and interface science, weak boundary layer theory refers to the proposal that adhesive joints usually fail in a weak cohesive layer near the interface, such as contaminants or low-molecular-weight material, not at the interface. This meaning comes from Bikerman (1967) in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry.[1]

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References

Bikerman, J. J. (1967). Causes of Poor Adhesion: Weak Boundary Layers. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 59(9), 40-44. https://doi.org/10.1021/ie51403a010

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