Adhesion failure refers to the state when the adhesive loses adhesion from one of the bonding surfaces. It is characterized by the absence of an adhesive on one of the material surfaces. Surface treatment is required to fix this failure. Understanding this state requires a careful analysis of… View Full Term
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