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Superhydrophilicity refers to the
phenomenon of
excess hydrophilicity, or
attraction to water; in
superhydrophilic materials, the
contact angle of water...
- self-cleaning
surfaces can be
placed into
three categories:
superhydrophobic superhydrophilic photocatalytic. The
first instance of a self-cleaning
surface was created...
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contributions to the
discovery and
research of
photocatalytic and
superhydrophilic properties of
titanium dioxide (TiO2),
which is also
known as the Honda-Fujishima...
- (pre-wetting)
these microstructures fill with water, the skin
surface becoming superhydrophilic. This
allows moisture to
spread across wider surface areas, yielding...
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ultraviolet light and
makes the gl****
superhydrophilic (normally gl**** is hydrophobic).
During the
following "
superhydrophilic" stage, rain
washes away the dirt...
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contact angle greater than 150◦. The
surface was
converted into a
superhydrophilic surface (water
contact angle = 0◦) upon UV illumination, due to rapid...
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creating free radicals,
which break up VOCs and NOx gases. One form is
superhydrophilic. Pollution-eating
nanoparticles placed near a busy road were shown...
- Nikumb, Suwas; Bordatchev,
Evgueni (2018-06-15). "Superhydrophobic and
superhydrophilic functionalized surfaces by
picosecond laser texturing".
Journal of...
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photocatalytic applications. In 1995
Fujishima and his
group discovered the
superhydrophilicity phenomenon for
titanium dioxide coated gl****
exposed to sun light...
- Błaszczyszyn A,
Gedrange T,
Dominiak M (May 2019). "An
evaluation of
superhydrophilic surfaces of
dental implants - a
systematic review and meta-analysis"...
