Anisotropic Slippery Surfaces: Electric‐Driven Smart Control of a Drop's Slide

Abstract

Anisotropic slippery surfaces composed of directional, porous, conductive poly(3-hexylthiophene) (P3HT) fibers, and silicone oil exhibit excellent anisotropic sliding properties for several liquid droplets and the reversible control of conductive liquid droplets sliding on these surfaces under the application of voltage.

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