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Nanotech Material Protects Against Most Liquids

MAY 09, 2013
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Nanotech Material Protects Against Most Liquids

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A material that most liquids won’t wet

Anish Tuteja, University of Michigan

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  1. Nanotechnology – The study and use of extremely small things (on the scale of nanometers, or billionths of a meter) that can be used in multiple science fields like chemistry, biology, physics, materials science and engineering.
  2. Electrospinning – A technique used to create coatings from the new super-repellent material. The technique employs electric charge to make tiny solid particles from a liquid form of the material.

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