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Efficient chemical etching procedure for the generation of superhydrophobic surfaces for separation of oil from water

Saleh et al., 2019

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4115899648428759020
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Saleh T
Baig N
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Progress in organic coatings

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The water pollution due to the oil spillage and the regular addition of organic contaminants from industrial wastewater has emerged as a major threat to the marine and human life. The generation of efficient superhydrophobic surfaces has received special attention to achieve …
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