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Pressure-Induced Plastron Collapse and Drag Reduction on Surfaces with Mushroom-Shaped Re-entrant Microstructures
Superhydrophobic surfaces can reduce underwater skin-friction drag by sustaining a lubricating plastron at the solid–liquid interface. Their practical use, however, is limited by plastron collapse under elevated hydrostatic pressure. Inspired by the micro/nanotopography of springtail cuticles, we co
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