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Effective three-dimensional superhydrophobic aerogel-coated channel for high efficiency water-droplet transport

Three-dimensional superhydrophobic surfaces have been used effectively to optimize droplet transport efficiency in diverse fluidic systems. However, the fabrication methods for superhydrophobic surfaces applicable to fluidic devices usually involve complicated process. Herein, we report a simple but...

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Published in:Applied physics letters 2014-02, Vol.104 (8)
Main Authors: Kim, Aeree, Kim, Hyungmo, Lee, Chan, Kim, Joonwon
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Coating effects
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Flow characteristics
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Hydrophobicity
Silicon dioxide
System effectiveness
Thin films
Transport
Water drops
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