n.可湿性；湿润度（性）；吸湿度（性）

The surface of the metal was highly wettable by the oil, making it slippery to the touch.
金属表面能被油很好地润湿，摸起来很滑。
Wettability plays a crucial role in the effectiveness of inkjet printing on various paper types.
润湿性在各种纸张上的喷墨打印效果中起着关键作用。
The scientists studied how the wettability of a material affected its ability to absorb water.
科学家们研究了材料的润湿性对其吸水能力的影响。
A drop of water on a non-wettable surface will bead up rather than spreading out.
在非润湿表面上的一滴水会形成珠状，而不是扩散开来。
The coating on the glass made it superhydrophobic, meaning it was completely non-wettable by water.
玻璃上的涂层使其具有超疏水性，即完全不被水润湿。
The researchers found that changing the chemical composition could alter the wettability of the material.
研究人员发现，改变化学成分可以改变材料的润湿性。
In food industry, the wettability of packaging materials affects the release rate of food products.
在食品工业中，包装材料的润湿性影响食品产品的释放速率。
The surface treated with a special coating had excellent wettability, allowing it to easily spread liquid substances.
经过特殊处理的表面具有优良的润湿性，液体物质能轻易地在其上分布。
The textile's wettability is an important factor for determining its suitability as an outdoor fabric.
纺织品的润湿性是决定其作为户外布料适用性的关键因素。
The study investigated the relationship between the surface roughness and the wettability of different polymers.
这项研究探讨了表面粗糙度与不同聚合物的润湿性之间的关系。