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Reentrant wetting of network fluids.

We use a simple mesoscopic Landau-Safran theory of network fluids to show that a reentrant phase diagram, in the "empty liquid" regime, leads to nonmonotonic surface tension and reentrant wetting, as previously reported for binary mixtures. One of the wetting transitions is of the usual kind, but the low temperature transition may allow the display of the full range of fluctuation regimes predicted by renormalization group theory.