Superhydrophobic surfaces (water contact angles higher than 150A?) can only be achieved by a combination of hydrophobicity (low surface energy materials) with appropriate surface texture. In nature one can find an array of impressive and elegant examples of superhydrophobic surfaces. For example, on a lotus leaf rain drops bounce off after impact, then entirely roll off the lotus leaf and drag along any dirt particles, without leaving residues. The artificial design of superhydrophobic and self-cleaning surfaces has become an extremely active area of fundamental and applied research.
This book presents both fundamental and applied aspects of superhydrophobic surfaces. It describes also different strategies for making superhydrophobic surfaces from a large diversity of materials (polymers, metals and other inorganic materials, composites) and processes (lithographic techniques, electrochemical processes, self-assembly processes, colloidal particles, sol-gel processes, nanofilaments, or simple scraping).
A bountiful of information is covered in this book which represents cumulative wisdom of many world-renowned researchers in the fascinating and burgeoning area of superhydrophobic surfaces.
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978-90-04-16593-9 (9789004165939)
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Alain Carre, Kash L. Mittal
Preface. Fundamentals of Superhydrophobicity. Fabrication of Superhydrophobic Surfaces. Ultra-hydrophobicity Through Stochastic Surface Roughness. Optimizing Super-Hydrophobic Surfaces: Criteria for Comparison of Surface Topographies. Hydrophobicity of Surfaces with Cavities: Making Hydrophobic Substrates from Hydrophilic Materials? Dynamics of Fakir Liquids: From Slip to Splash. Static and Dynamic Wetting Characteristics of Nano-patterned Surfaces. Superhydrophobic Surfaces from Polymers. Wettability Alteration of Polymer Surfaces Produced by Scraping. Surface Properties of Honeycomb and Pincushion Structures of Various Hydrophobic Polymer Materials Prepared by Self-Organization. Hydrophobic and Superhydrophobic Polyphosphazenes. Superhydrophobic Fluorinated Polyurethane Films. A Simple Approach for Fabricating a Superhydrophobic Surface Based on Poly(methyl methacrylate). Superhydrophobic Polyethylene Films by Catalytic Ethylene Polymerization. Plasma-Treated Superhydrophobic Polyethylene Surfaces: Fabrication, Wetting and Dewetting Properties. Generation and Characterization of Super-Hydrophobic Micro- and Nano-structured Surfaces. Reversibly Photo-Responsive Polymer Surfaces for Controlled Wettability. Superhydrophobic Metallic Surfaces and Their Wetting Properties. A Review of Recent Results on Superhydrophobic Materials Based on Micro- and Nanofibers. Superhydrophobic Surfaces from Silanes, Colloids, Particles or Sol-Gel Processes. Superhydrophobic Silicone Nanofilament Coatings. A Translucent and Superhydrophobic Surface Prepared with a Sol-Gel Method Based on Alumina Nanoparticles. Fabrication and Superhydrophobic Behavior of Fluorinated Silica Nanosphere Arrays. UV-Resistant and Superhydrophobic Self-Cleaning Surfaces Using Sol-Gel Processes. Wettability and Superhydrophobicity of 2-D Ordered Nano-structured Arrays Based on Colloidal Monolayers. Effects of Various Additives during Hot Water Treatment on the Formation of Alumina Thin Films for Superhydrophobic Surfaces. Polybenzoxazine-Silica Hybrid Surface with Environmentally Responsive Wettability Behavior. Wettability of Rough Polymer, Metal and Oxide Surfaces as well as of Composite Surfaces. Superhydrophobic Surfaces from Electrochemical Processes. Electrochemical Fabrication of Superhydrophobic Surfaces on Metal and Semiconductor Substrates. Fabrication of Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Electropolymerization of Thiophene and Pyrrole Derivatives. Wettability of Methacrylate Copolymer Films Deposited on Anodically Oxidized and Roughened Aluminium Surfaces. Applications and New Insights. Recent Approaches to Highly Hydrophobic Textile Surfaces. Superhydrophobic Coatings for Microdevices. Electrowetting on Superhydrophobic Surfaces: Present Status and Prospects. Wetting of Single and Mixed Surfactant Solutions on Superhydrophobic Surfaces. Characterisation of Wetting by Solidification of Agarose Solution Sessile Drops. The Role of Adaptive-Deformation of Water Strider Leg in Its Walking on Water.
