Nietadhesieve
Nietadhesieve is a Dutch term used to describe materials, surfaces, or coatings that minimize or prevent adhesion between two contacting surfaces. In technical Dutch usage, it denotes properties or features that reduce sticking, release force, or tackiness in both industrial and consumer contexts.
Etymology and scope: The word combines niet (not) with adhesieve (adhesive). It is used across materials science,
Mechanisms and examples: Non-adhesive behavior can arise from low surface energy, chemical incompatibility, or surface texturing.
Applications: In cookware, nonstick coatings reduce food adhesion. In packaging and labeling, anti-adhesive liners allow easy
Context and history: The study of non-adhesive surfaces emerged in the mid-20th century with the development