The supercooled water droplets in clouds can cause ice to build up on the surfaces of
aircraft and engines when planes are flying at low temperatures. The shape of the ice …

Various mathematical approaches undertaken to model all stages of droplet freezing are
reviewed. The literature is rife with theoretical, experimental, and numerical treatments of the …

Frosting is a natural phase change phenomenon which happens frequently in nature and
industry and has negative effects on a variety of applications. As a passive anti-frosting …

Icing of seawater droplets is capable of causing catastrophic damage to vessels, buildings,
and human life, yet it also holds great potential for enhancing applications such as droplet …

The toxicity of fluorosilane and the short lifespan of superhydrophobic surfaces have highly
restricted the commercial application of superhydrophobic surfaces for antifouling and anti …

Unsafe food cause serious threat to public health and the economy, exploiting effective food
quality assessment strategies has attracted concerns worldwide. Herein, inspired by Canna …

Condensation frosting on solid surfaces is a common phenomenon in nature and industry,
and the covered frost layer is harmful to many applications, so it is necessary to take …

All-weather, high-efficiency solar photothermal anti-icing/deicing systems are of great
importance for solving the problem of ice accumulation on outdoor equipment surfaces. In …

Freezing phenomena of water droplets on metal surfaces widely exist in nature and industry.
While the freezing of a sessile water droplet has been extensively studied, here we report an …

Superhydrophobic surfaces have been confirmed to have the capacity for delaying the
condensation frosting, and the self-propelled droplet jumping phenomenon further …