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Using superhydrophobic surfaces to reduce marine corrosion

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The use of superhydrophobic structures in coalescence-induced droplet jumping and its application to materials in marine atmosphere corrosion

Marine atmospheric corrosion – the effect of seawater and sea air in coastal areas – is costly to our societies in terms of safety, economics, functionality, and cultural heritage. To deal with marine atmospheric corrosion, the current general protection measures mainly aim to improve the corrosion resistance of the material itself, or to isolate the base from the corrosive medium, […]

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