Preparation of superhydrophobic, long-neck vase-like polymer surfaces
Polymer surfaces comprising nanopillars with various geometries were prepared by nanoimprinting the surface using anodic aluminium oxide templates. In particular, a simple fabrication method for long-neck vase-like stepped nanopillars was established, and the surface showed considerable enhancement...
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description | Polymer surfaces comprising nanopillars with various geometries were prepared by nanoimprinting the surface using anodic aluminium oxide templates. In particular, a simple fabrication method for long-neck vase-like stepped nanopillars was established, and the surface showed considerable enhancement in the water contact angle, for example from 95.7° to 150.6° for the polystyrene surface. This enhanced hydrophobicity could be explained by the desirable reduction in the area of the solid-liquid interface and reduced sticking between the nanopillars. |
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