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Novel transparent, liquid-repellent smooth surfaces with mechanical durability [PDF]
Abstract A simple fabrication method for a smooth and transparent liquid-repellent film has been presented, and the smooth film was successfully obtained through sol–gel process with (3-Glycidyloxypropyl)-trimethoxysilane (GPTMS) followed by surface treatment of air plasma and fluorination.
Xuehu Men, Bo Ge, Yong Li
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Biocompatible liquid-infused titanium minimizes oral biofilm adhesion in flow chamber and 3D implant-tissue-biofilm in vitro models [PDF]
Biomedical implants are susceptible to bacterial colonization, which can lead to challenging implant-associated infections. In particular, dental implant abutments – which are continuously exposed to bacteria within the oral cavity – stand to greatly ...
Katharina Doll-Nikutta +11 more
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One-Step Fabrication of Hot-Water-Repellent Surfaces
Hot-water repellency is of great challenge on traditional superhydrophobic surfaces due to the condensation of tiny droplets within the cavities of surface textures, which builds liquid bridges to connect the substrate and hot water and thus destroys the
Yahua Liu +6 more
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Alkylsilane-derived hybrid films exhibiting excellent dynamic dewetting behaviors toward various liquids are promising, since they are smooth, highly transparent, and a low environmental burden.
Rika Mizuno +4 more
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Self-Compensating Liquid-Repellent Surfaces with Stratified Morphology [PDF]
Artificial liquid-repellent surfaces have recently attracted vast scientific attention; however, achieving mechanical robustness remains a formidable challenge before industrialization can be realized. To this end, inspired by plateaus in geological landscapes, a self-compensating strategy is developed to pave the way for the synthesis of durable ...
Hu, Songtao +9 more
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The liquid-repellent properties of AISI 304 stainless steel surfaces textured with a femtosecond laser were studied, both after spontaneous hydrophobization and when treated with stearic acid and octyltrimethoxysilane.
Oleksiy Myronyuk +2 more
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Slippery damper of an overlay for arresting and manipulating droplets on nonwetting surfaces
Controlled deposition of droplets on super-repellent surfaces is a challenging task in many practical applications. Han et al. show that already a rather thin encapsulating film of a highly viscous liquid can fine tune droplet impact as to suppress both ...
Xing Han +5 more
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Super liquid repellent coatings against the everyday life wear: Heating, freezing, scratching
Summary: Super liquid repellent coatings are among the most promising candidates for self-cleaning surfaces for indoor and outdoor applications. However, the characteristic nano- and micro-scale protrusions can easily be damaged. Improving the durability
Maria D'Acunzi +3 more
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Surfaces that can repel various types of liquid and retain surface properties over acceptably long periods of time are in great demand. Here, we presented a simple but effective technique to fabricate slippery, lubricant-infused surfaces with excellent ...
Sulaiman Hajeesaeh +3 more
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Liquid repellency enabled antipathogen coatings
Currently, Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)—a respiratory contagion spreading through expiratory droplets—has evolved into a global pandemic, severely impacting the public health. Importantly, the emerging of immune evasion SARS-CoV-2 variants and the
W. Li +9 more
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