Correction to “Long‐Term Resistance to Phase Change‐Induced Wetting Transition on Biphilic Armored Superhydrophobic Surfaces”
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Abstract
Our published article contained an error in Figure 2. The condensation conditions originally reported for Figure 2j were a cooling stage (T s ) of 2 C, an ambient temperature (T a ) of 20 C, and a relative humidity (RH) of 80%.However, the experimental conditions for Figure 2a-h were T s = 5 C, T a = 25 C, and RH = 65%.Given these significant differences, we have corrected the image to ensure consistent experimental conditions and provide a revised Figure 2.This error does not affect the paper's conclusions.Corrected Figure 2. The process of condensation on the BASS.Schematic diagram and metallographic microscope images of behaviors for condensate droplets on BASS.a,b) The nucleation process of condensate droplets on the hydrophilic armored ridges of BASS.c,d) Growth behavior of condensate droplets, the droplets growing in situ.e,f) Directed coalescence behavior, the condensate liquids tend to coalesce into larger droplets on the ridge intersection.g,h) The jumping behavior of condensate droplets on the BASS under a tilt angle of 45.i,j) The roll-off process of condensate droplets on the BASS, the larger one takes away lots of condensed liquid.Experimental conditions: T a = 25 C, T s = 5 C, RH = 65%.
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OpenAlex topics: Surface Modification and Superhydrophobicity · Fluid Dynamics and Thin Films · Spacecraft and Cryogenic Technologies
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