Modified Wenzel's and Cassie's equations for Wetting on rough surfaces

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  Wetting is a common phenomenon in nature and industrial applications.The classic Wenzel's and Cassie's equations are used to characterize apparent contact angles of a liquid drop on rough or chemically patterned surfaces.
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