17 research outputs found
ChemInform Abstract: Super Dewetting Surfaces: Focusing on Their Design and Fabrication Methods
No full textFuzzy based models for estimating static contact angle and sliding angle of liquid drops
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Rapid and Repeatable Self-Healing Superoleophobic Porous Aluminum Surface Using Infiltrated Liquid Healing Agent
Get PDFThis paper reports rapid self-healing on superoleophobic hierarchically porous aluminum surfaces within 1 h even at room temperature. This self-healing surface is prepared by infiltration of a liquid fluoroalkylsilane (FAS) coating into the substrate pores. The FAS-infiltrated dual-pore superoleophobic surface becomes superoleophilic after oxygen plasma treatment due to the damage done to the organic coating. However, the superoleophobicity is completely recovered by exposure to normal atmosphere at room temperature, and this rapid self-healing is repeatable. The FAS liquid appears to coat the nanopore walls, rather than filling the nanopores. The high wettability of FAS on surfaces induces the rapid recoating of the plasma-damaged surface, contributing to the self-healing of the superoleophobicity
In-situ synthesis of hydrophobic SiO<sub>2</sub>-PMMA composite for surface protective coatings:Experimental and quantum chemical analysis
No full textPreparation of intricate nanostructures on 304 stainless steel surface by SiO2-assisted HF etching for high superhydrophobicity
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Preparation of highly hydrophobic cotton fabrics by modification with bifunctional silsesquioxanes in the sol-gel process
No full textIn-situ synthesis of hydrophobic SiO2-PMMA composite for surface protective coatings: Experimental and quantum chemical analysis
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