Question

The displacement of a solid-air interface with a solid-liquid interface is known as
option.

Foaming
Anitifoaming
Wetting
Wicking​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The correct answer is OPTION 3: Wetting.

• The adsorption of liquid molecules on particle surfaces causes wetting.
• During a wetting process, two liquids or gases compete for the surface of particles.
• The solid–vapour boundary vanishes, revealing a solid-liquid interface.
• When two liquids are brought together, intermolecular interactions occur, allowing the liquid to maintain contact with the solid surface.
• This occurs when a gaseous or liquid phase is not miscible with the first.
• The balance of adhesive and cohesive forces determines the amount of moisture (wettability).