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    Superhydrophobic surfaces

    > 6 min

    Single-cell trapping using wettability patterned surfaces

    Single-cell trapping can be done with the help of superhydrophobic and superhydrophilic patterns.

    > 3 min

    Comparison of contact angle measurements on superhydrophobic surfaces

    Advancing and receding angles should be measured as the low contact angle hysteresis is also a requirement for superhydrophobicity.

    > 2 min

    What are superhydrophobic surfaces?

    Superhydrophobic surface is defined by having the static water contact angle above 150 ° and contact angle hysteresis less than 5 °.

    > 3 min

    Contact angle measurements on superhydrophobic surfaces in practice

    There are three contact angle measurement methods for superhydrophobic surfaces; static, advancing/receding and roll-off angle.

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    What does self-cleaning mean?

    A self-cleaning surface is any surface with the ability to readily remove any dirt or bacteria on it. Self-cleaning surfaces can be divided into three different categories; superhydrophilic, photocatalytic and superhydrophobic.

    ~ 4 min

    How to make better blood-repellent surfaces?

    Blood-repellent surfaces are needed in medical devices that come in contact with blood. The traditional approach has been the use of antithrombotic surface treatments However, these coatings are prone to eventually wear-off. Superhydrophobic surfaces have been proposed as an alternative solution.

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    Wettability of superhydrophobic surfaces - Contact angle, friction and adhesion

    With increasing understanding of the superhydrophobicity, the measurement methods to quantify the degree of hydrophobicity deserve some thought.

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    How to measure dynamic contact angles on superhydrophobic surfaces

    This video will explain two main methods for measuring dynamic contact angle.

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    Durability of superhydrophobic surfaces – the biggest obstacle towards real life applications

    Superhydrophobic surfaces were an instant hit in the scientific community when they were introduced over two decades ago

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