Biotemplated hierarchical surfaces and the role of dual length scales on the repellency of impacting droplets
We fabricated biomimetic hierarchical superhydrophobic surfaces using the Tobacco mosaic virus and investigated the role of each length scale during droplet impact by decomposing the micro and nanoscale components. We found that 10 μl water droplets rebounded at impact velocities greater than 4.3 m/...
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American Institute of Physics (AIP),
2013-07-24T17:33:52Z.
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