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Role of chemistry changes in the hydrophobic transition following femtosecond laser texturing of stainless steel
Hydrophobicity is a targeted surface property in many industries due to the variety of functionalities (anticorrosion, antibacterial, anti-icing, etc.) it enables. Femtosecond laser, as part of the ultra-short pulsed laser category, can be used to design such surfaces. After the texturing process, m
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