interfacial layer

UK: /ˌɪntəˈfeɪʃəl ˈleɪə/

Definition

Definition of interfacial layer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

science

TECH.

thin zone of material located at the boundary between two phases

TECH.

An oxide interfacial layer formed between the metal film and the substrate.
The interfacial layer significantly influenced the adhesion between the two polymers.
Microscopy revealed an uneven interfacial layer at the grain boundaries.

boundary layer

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Expressions with interfacial

interfacial tension

force acting on the surface between two phases

Interfacial tension is crucial in emulsification processes.

interfacial surface tension

force at the boundary between two phases

Interfacial surface tension affects how oil and water mix.

Expressions with layer

layer up

stack upwards in layers or overlay repeatedly

To build the cake, layer up the sponge and cream.

layer cake

cake with multiple layers and sweet filling

She baked a delicious chocolate layer cake.

middle layer

part of something that lies between its top and bottom parts

The cake had a creamy middle layer between the chocolate sponges.

layer upon layer

multiple layers stacked on top of each other

The cake had layer upon layer of chocolate.

protective layer

covering that shields something underneath from damage or harmful influence

The wax forms a protective layer over the wood surface.

marzipan layer

sweet almond paste layer used in cakes

The cake had a thick marzipan layer.

ground layer

the layer of soil or earth on the ground

The ground layer was rich with nutrients.

moss layer

soft green carpet of plants on the ground

The moss layer made the forest floor feel like a sponge.

herb layer

the layer of small plants under trees

The herb layer is full of ferns and flowers.

ozone layer

layer in upper atmosphere with much ozone that blocks harmful sunlight

The ozone layer protects us from the sun's dangerous rays.

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French:couche interfaciale, ...
German:Zwischenschicht, ...
Italian:strato interfacciale, ...
Spanish:capa interfacial, ...
Portuguese:camada interfacial, ...
Chinese:界面层, ...
Japanese:界面層, ...
Arabic:طَبَقَة بَيْنِيَّة, ...
Hebrew:שְׁכָבָה בֵּין־מוֹפָעִית, ...
Russian:межфазный слой, ...
Ukrainian:міжфазний шар, ...
Hindi:अंतरसतही परत, ...
Bengali:আন্তঃপৃষ্ঠ স্তর, ...
Catalan:capa interfacial, ...
Czech:mezifázová vrstva, ...
Danish:interfacialt lag, ...
Dutch:interfaciale laag, ...
Greek:διεπιφανειακό στρώμα, ...
Hungarian:határfelületi réteg, ...
Khmer:ស្រទាប់អន្តរផ្ទៃ, ...
Korean:계면층, ...
Persian:لایه بین‌سطحی, ...
Polish:warstwa międzyfazowa, ...
Portuguese (BR):camada interfacial, ...
Romanian:strat interfațial, ...
Swedish:gränsskiktslager, ...
Thai:ชั้นระนาบระหว่างเฟส, ...
Turkish:ara yüzey tabakası, ...
Vietnamese:lớp liên diện, ...

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