Adhesion Science at Skin–Linen Interfaces

This paper proposes a structured experimental roadmap within the Adhesion–Triboelectric–Corona–Maillard (ATCM) framework to determine baseline adhesion forces, film thickness ranges, humidity dependence, and fibril-contact behaviour at skin-linen interfaces. Grounded in fundamental intermolecular and surface forces, elastic contact mechanics, and skin tribology, Module A1 establishes the mechanical and environmental parameters governing whether fibril bridges form and how strongly they resist separation. Utilizing atomic force microscopy (AFM) and microtensile testing protocols, the roadmap defines falsifiable benchmarks for mechanical boundary conditions. This paper proposes a structured experimental roadmap rather than reporting experimental results.