Amphiphilic coatings hold broad prospects in anti-fogging, anti-icing, and anti-fouling fields, yet bottlenecks such as high cost, poor compatibility, and insufficient transparency remain unsolved. Developing highly compatible, transparent, and multifunctional coatings thus remains a key challenge in materials science. In this work, hydrophilic polyether units were grafted onto the hydrophobic Si-O-Si backbone via hydrosilylation addition reaction to endow amphiphilicity; meanwhile, vinyl and mercapto groups were introduced through ring-opening condensation to impart high reactivity. Finally, rapid cross-linking and curing were achieved via thiol-ene click reaction, yielding a colorless, transparent, and multifunctional amphiphilic coating. The coating can be rapidly cured and applied to various substrates (e.g., PET, glass), demonstrating excellent universality and efficiency. Core tests confirmed its outstanding anti-fogging and anti-icing performance: light transmittance >92% and haze as low as 2%, surpassing most analogous coatings. It exhibited an average bacteriostatic rate of 98.4% against Escherichia coli (Gram-negative bacteria), along with good resistance to Staphylococcus aureus (Gram-positive bacteria) and common contaminants (light soy sauce, edible vinegar, sesame oil). This study provides new insights for the structural design and practical application of amphiphilic coatings.
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