FOR RESEARCHERS · WETTING & SURFACE TENSION

Methods Section Generator

Generate a journal-ready methods paragraph for contact angle, surface free energy, or pendant-drop measurements — with the primary-method citations correctly attached. Your parameters only; nothing is invented.

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Written by
Gurdeep Singh Saini
Holds a BASc in Mechanical Engineering from Ryerson University (now Toronto Metropolitan University) and an MASc from York University. He develops the automatic edge and baseline detection behind the Dropometer's analysis.
COO at Droplet Lab
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Reviewed by
Dr Alidad Amirfazli
Dr. Amirfazli, a leading expert in surface wetting and superhydrophobic coatings, has 250+ publications, edits Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, and has received multiple research awards.
Scientific Advisor & Co-founder
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Gurdeep-Saini-Photo
Written By

Gurdeep Singh Saini

COO at Droplet Lab

Holds a BASc in Mechanical Engineering from Ryerson University (now Toronto Metropolitan University) and an MASc from York University. He develops the automatic edge and baseline detection behind the Dropometer's analysis.

alidad
Reviewed By

Dr Alidad Amirfazli

Scientific Advisor & Co-founder

Dr. Amirfazli, a leading expert in surface wetting and superhydrophobic coatings, has 250+ publications, edits Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, and has received multiple research awards.

Measurement and protocol

Choose your measurement and instrument, select your liquids, then enter the protocol you actually used. Fields marked * are required.

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Measurement

Select the measurement and instrument used in your experiment.

Both methods are implemented in the Dropometer with automatic contact-point detection.

Frequently asked questions

No. Select "Other instrument" and enter its name and manufacturer — the paragraph generates the same way, just without the Dropometer-specific validation citations, which only apply when you select Dropometer.

Yes — check any liquid row and edit its name and surface-tension values directly. The generator uses whatever is in those fields, not the label, so you can repurpose a row for a liquid not shown by default.

No. It's a defensible starting draft built only from the parameters you provide. The reporting-completeness checklist flags details reviewers commonly expect, but you should still check the final paragraph against your own protocol before submitting.

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