Yafei Shi , Miaomiao Qian , Dongsong Wei , Wenliang Zhang , Ting Lu , Zhen Zhang , Shuyi Li , Yan Liu
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Abstract
Currently, slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces (SLIPS) have garnered considerable attention in marine antifouling field because of its dynamic slippery surface. However, the reduction of antifouling performance due to uncontrolled loss of lubricant limits its application. Herein, inspired by the stripping of eucalyptus bark and the secretion of essential oil by leaf gland cells, a degradable lubricant-releasing coating (DLRC) without antifouling agent is designed. The DLRC presents excellent anti-algae, antibacterial adhesion properties, and its antifouling ability has been further verified by simulation experiments. The excellent antifouling performance is mainly due to the dual role of degradation surface-renewal and the continuous seepage of lubricating oil to the surface. Compared with previously reported responsive lubricant release methods, this self-degrading controlled release method is more suitable for marine environments. What's more, the ester and lubricant content can be adjusted to meet different antifouling needs. Finally, we hope that this strategy will shed some light on the design of functional coatings.
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