A superamphiphobic surface is a special wettability surface that repels liquids with lower
surface tension than water. Superamphiphobic surface has a variety of applications, such …

Candle soot, traditionally considered as an unwanted source of air-pollution, has slowly
been phased out by modern lighting techniques. However, a 2007 study by Liu and co …

Superhydrophobic biological fluid‐repellent surfaces (SBFRSs) have attracted great
attention in the treatment of blood and urine‐related diseases because of their unique …

Wet and dry foams are prevalent in many industries, ranging from the food processing and
commercial cosmetic sectors to industries such as chemical and oil-refining. Uncontrolled …

In this report, a people-considered waste-candle soot generated from incomplete
combustion of the middle zone of candle was used to coat the glass slide for fabricating the …

Surface roughening has long been used to confer materials remarkable wetting properties,
such as super hydrophobicity. When roughness belongs to the microscale, existing models …

The desirability of superamphiphobic surfaces, which possess both superhydrophobic and
superoleophobic properties, for practical applications stems from their enhanced …

Superhydrophobic and liquid-infused porous coatings provide effective repellency against
contaminations and ensure efficient performance of surfaces in a wide range of applications …

Arranging cultured cells in patterns via surface modification is a tool used by biologists to
answer questions in a specific and controlled manner. In the past decade, bottom-up …

Superhydrophobic surfaces can dramatically reduce the transport of mass or energy from
impacting droplets by making them bounce off. Such transport processes are dependent on …