Combining nanotextured surfaces with the Leidenfrost effect for extreme water repellency

Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - 10:10 in Physics & Chemistry

Combining superhydrophobic surfaces with Leidenfrost levitation—picture a water droplet hovering over a hot surface rather than making physical contact with it—has been explored extensively for the past decade by researchers hoping to uncover the holy grail of water-repellent surfaces.

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