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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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Engineering & Materials Science
Ice
100%
Superhydrophobicity
33%
Substrates
26%
Liquids
16%
Water vapor
13%
Contact angle
13%
Freezing
13%
Water
13%
Hysteresis
11%
Atmospheric humidity
11%
Aluminum
9%
Coatings
9%
Composite materials
7%
Physics & Astronomy
ice
96%
ice formation
20%
frost
19%
water
16%
liquids
14%
chutes
14%
freezing
14%
water vapor
14%
humidity
13%
hysteresis
10%
damage
10%
aluminum
9%
coatings
9%
composite materials
8%
Chemical Compounds
Surface
31%
Hysteresis
19%
Water Vapor
18%
Humidity
17%
Force
13%
Coating Agent
11%
Porosity
11%
Liquid
10%
Composite Material
9%
Time
7%