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Engineering hydrophobic stainless-steel surfaces
Hydrophobic behavior has been engineered in polymers, glasses, silicon, and even some metals by utilizing a wide range of wet and dry methods to change their surface energies. Often these surface modifications require the use of toxic chemicals like fluorosilanes or require complicated multistep pro
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