liquid-solid interface

The liquid-solid interface is the boundary where a liquid and a solid material come into contact. At this interface, molecules from the liquid interact with the surface of the solid, affecting how the liquid spreads, adheres, or reacts. This interaction influences processes like coating, corrosion, and catalysis. Essentially, it's the zone where the properties of the solid surface directly influence the behavior of the liquid, and vice versa, creating a critical region for many scientific and industrial applications.