Wang et al., 2014 - Google Patents
In situ wetting state transition on micro-and nanostructured surfaces at high temperatureWang et al., 2014
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- Wang J
- Liu M
- Ma R
- Wang Q
- Jiang L
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- ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
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We studied the in situ transition of the droplets' wetting state on the heated solid surfaces. The wetting behaviors of four micro-and nanostructured surfaces with different chemical components were studied. These parameters included the maximum contact areas (MCA) …
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