Photoinduced switchable underwater superoleophobicity–superoleophilicity on laser modified titanium surfaces

Jiale Yong; Feng Chen; Qing Yang; Umar Farooq; Xun Hou

doi:10.1039/c5ta01782c

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Photoinduced switchable underwater superoleophobicity–superoleophilicity on laser modified titanium surfaces

Jiale Yong Feng Chen Qing Yang Umar Farooq Xun Hou

Year: 2015 Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry A Vol: 3 (20)Pages: 10703-10709 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c5ta01782c

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Abstract

A one-step way to achieve smart reversible switching between the underwater superoleophobicity and underwater superoleophilicity of femtosecond laser ablated Ti materials.

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Titanium Materials science Underwater Laser Optics Physics Metallurgy

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Photoinduced switchable underwater superoleophobicity–superoleophilicity on laser modified titanium surfaces

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