Applied Physics Letters · 2008 · 85 citations · 22 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceMaterials ChemistryNanomaterialsSurface ScienceMetal Oxide NanomaterialsSurface HydrophobicityChemical ModificationChemical Surface ModificationHierarchical StructuresLotus-effect SurfacesSuperhydrophobic CoatingsSuperhydrophobic SurfacesSuperhydrophobicityWater-repellent Coatings
The stable lotus-leaf-like superhydrophobic copper was fabricated by means of a very simple and industrially up scalable method. Under both the growth of CuO microcrystals on the surface and the chemical modification, the wettability of the copper substrate changed from hydrophilic to water-repellent superhydrophobic, with surface hierarchical structures similar to that of lotus leaf.
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Dual‐Scale Roughness Produces Unusually Water‐Repellent Surfaces
Neil J. Shirtcliffe, Glen McHale, Michael I. Newton et al. · Advanced Materials · 2004 · 517 citations · Full text