Super-water-repellent surfaces can generate energy

Scientists knew they could get power by running salt water over an electrically charged surface. But making that surface super-water-repellent boosts that energy production, new data show.

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Superhydrophobic Coatings with Environmentally Friendly Materials

The Lotus Effect - ProPERLA®

This bionic mushroom makes electricity

Synthesis of superhydrophobic coatings based on silica nanostructure modified with organosilane compounds by sol–gel method for glass surfaces

Bio‐inspired 3D‐printed shark skin with underwater superoleophobic

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Researchers develop a new multi-functional encapsulation that can be used to produce fiber-based wearable OLEDs

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Surface classification based on contact angles. (a) Superhydrophilic

Super Liquid-repellent Surfaces and 3D Spheroids Growth

Ilima Loomis, Author at Science News Explores

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