Stable superhydrophobic surface based on silicone combustion product
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journal contribution
posted on 2024-06-17, 11:57authored byL Shen, W Qiu, B Liu, Q Guo
Discarded silicone products can be recycled to prepare superhydrophobic powder by simply burning and smashing. The powder can be used to fabricate a superhydrophobic surface with mechanical durability such that the superhydrophobicity was kept after 50 abrasion cycles. A robust electroconductive superhydrophobic surface can also be obtained by this simple method.
History
Journal
RSC advances
Volume
4
Pagination
56259-56262
Location
Cambridge, Eng.
eISSN
2046-2069
Language
eng
Publication classification
C Journal article, C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal