Three-Dimensionally Conformal Porous Microstructured Fabrics via Breath Figures: A Nature-Inspired Approach for Novel Surface Modification of Textiles
Abstract Breath figures (BFs) are a kind of water droplet arrays that can be formed by condensing aqueous vapor onto a cold surface, such as dewy phenomenon on a spider web. This study developed a BF-inspired approach for direct introduction of desired materials onto the textile surfaces with three-...
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Main Authors: | Jianliang Gong, Bingang Xu, Xiaoming Tao |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2017
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/a5d04d2c17c64d9183cc9a67cc6393e7 |
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