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Ice-phobic surfaces that are wet
Howard A. Stone
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Chemical & Biological Engineering
Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics
Molecular Biology
High Meadows Environmental Institute
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Icephobic
100%
Cold Substrate
33%
Design Ideas
33%
Low Contact Angle Hysteresis
33%
Ice Formation
33%
Ice Accumulation
33%
High Humidity
33%
Frost Formation
33%
Unmet
33%
Superhydrophobic Materials
33%
Icephobicity
33%
Slippery Surface
33%
Superhydrophobic Surface
33%
Water Droplet
33%
Engineering
Contact Angle Hysteresis
100%
Desired Property
100%
Material Science
Superhydrophobic
100%
Water Vapor
50%