Exploiting Topographical Texture To Impart Icephobicity
Appropriately structured topographical features that are found in nature (e.g,, the lotus leaf) or that are produced synthetically (e.g., via lithography) can impart superhydrophobic properties to surfaces. Water beads up and readily rolls off of such surfaces, making them self-cleaning. Within the...
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American Chemical Society (ACS),
2013-05-13T19:53:19Z.
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