wettability

/ˌwɛtəˈbɪləti/
noun
  1. The degree to which a liquid can spread or stick to a solid surface.
    • Improving the wettability of the soil helps rainwater soak in more easily.
    • Scientists measure the wettability of a surface by the angle of a liquid droplet.
    • The wettability of the fabric determines how well it absorbs water.
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