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Dual-bioinspired Superhydrophobic Coating with Physicochemical Synergy for Enhanced Antifouling Performance

Yahua Liu, Keke Zhang, Wenzong Li, Bin He, Chenguang Lu, Zichao Yuan, Tianyi Ma, Xu Wang

Journal of Bionic Engineering· Volume 22· Issue 6
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