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    A biodegradable polymer-based common chemical avenue for optimizing switchable, chemically reactive and tunable adhesive superhydrophobicity

    A biodegradable polymer-based common chemical avenue for optimizing switchable, chemically reactive and tunable adhesive superhydrophobicity by Jana, Nirban, Parbat, Dibyangana, Mondal, Barnali, Das, Supriya, Manna, Uttam

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    Sustainable polymeric material for the facile and repetitive removal of oil-spills through the complementary use of both selective-absorption and active-filtration processes

    Sustainable polymeric material for the facile and repetitive removal of oil-spills through the complementary use of both selective-absorption and active-filtration processes by Rather, Adil Majeed, Jana, Nirban, Hazarika, Prateeti, Manna, Uttam

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    Reactive Multilayer Coating As Versatile Nanoarchitectonics for Customizing Various Bioinspired Liquid Wettabilities

    Reactive Multilayer Coating As Versatile Nanoarchitectonics for Customizing Various Bioinspired Liquid Wettabilities by Parbat, Dibyangana, Jana, Nirban, Dhar, Manideepa, Manna, Uttam

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    Rational Use of Dual Chemical Reactivity in a Single Interface for Optimizing Both Superhydrophobicity and Underwater Superoleophobicity

    Rational Use of Dual Chemical Reactivity in a Single Interface for Optimizing Both Superhydrophobicity and Underwater Superoleophobicity by Jana, Nirban, Parbat, Dibyangana, Manna, Uttam

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    Sustainable polymeric material for the facile and repetitive removal of oil-spills through the complementary use of both selective-absorption and active-filtration processesElectronic supplementary information (ESI) available: Fig. S1-S12 detailing the demonstration of bulk wettability, durability after physical deformation and other harsh chemical treatments, collection of various floating oils, performance of uncoated cotton in removing floating oil, comparison in efficiency of uncoated cotton

    Sustainable polymeric material for the facile and repetitive removal of oil-spills through the complementary use of both selective-absorption and active-filtration processesElectro... by Rather, Adil Majeed, Jana, Nirban, Hazarika, Prateeti, Manna, Uttam

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    Supermolecular Structure, Free Volume, and Glass Transition of Needleless Electrospun Polymer Nanofibers

    Supermolecular Structure, Free Volume, and Glass Transition of Needleless Electrospun Polymer Nanofibers by Kotresh, Teggina Math, Ramani, Ramasubbu, Jana, Nirban, Minu, Sathiadasan, Shekar, Ramakrishna Indu, Ramachandran, Renjith

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