A superamphiphobic surface is a special wettability surface that repels liquids with lower
surface tension than water. Superamphiphobic surface has a variety of applications, such …

Water splitting is widely acknowledged as an efficient method for hydrogen production. In
recent years, significant research efforts have been directed towards develo** cost …

Versatile liquid manipulating surfaces combining patternable and controllable wettability
have recently motivated considerable attention owing to their significant advantages in …

Bubble status monitoring is essential for designing material nanostructures and optimizing
industrial processes. However, tracking the fluid dynamics of bubbles is challenging due to …

In the field of interface science, superwettability and photocatalysis are two significant
research hot spots. Currently, wettability has been proved to be a decisive factor to enhance …

Super‐liquid‐repellent surfaces feature high liquid contact angles and low sliding angles
find key applications in anti‐fouling and self‐cleaning. While repellency for water is easily …

Methods for fabricating super-liquid-repellent surfaces have typically relied on perfluoroalkyl
substances. However, growing concerns about the environmental and health effects of …

Achieving long-term and stable gas manipulation in an aqueous environment is necessary
to improve multiphase systems relating to gas/liquid interaction. Inspired by the Pitcher plant …

In recent years, there has been an urgent need to remove low surface tension oil from oily
wastewater due to the increasing industrial oily wastewater and the frequent occurrence of …

To address the functional failure caused by low-surface-tension liquid wetting and adhesion
in superhydrophobic materials, in this study, we constructed a bilayer coating with …