Seyed Mehran Mirmohammadi, Hamidreza Daghigh Shirazi, Miika Heikkilä, Sami Franssila, Jaana Vapaavuori, Ville Jokinen
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Anisotropic Superhydrophobic Properties Replicated from Leek Leaves (Small 46/2024)
Superhydrophobic Surfaces
In article number 2403863, Seyed Mehran Mirmohammadi, Ville Jokinen, and co-workers used a bio-inspired method to create durable superhydrophobic surfaces with anisotropic properties, mimicking leek leaves. These PDMS replicas feature microgrooves that replicate the leaf's structure, leading to anisotropic wetting, anti-icing, and light-scattering effects. The modified candle soot coating process, along with microgrooves, also protects the superhydrophobicity against bending, abrasion, and ice adhesion.
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