Addressing the unique challenges faced in designing submersible superhydrophobic materials, framing current research, and exploring future research direction.
A universal approach for fabricating superhydrophobic materials, through a three-component formulation (nanomaterial, polymer, and solvent) that can be readily interchanged.
Elemental sulfur (S8), a by-product of the petroleum refining industries, possesses many favourable properties including photocatalytic activity and antibacterial activity, in addition to being intrinsically hydrophobic. Despite this, there is...
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