Stable superhydrophobic composite coatings made from an aqueous dispersion of carbon nanotubes and a fluoropolymer
Authors:
- Kewei WangKWKewei Wang
- Nan-Xing HuNHNan-Xing Hu
- Gu XuGXGu Xu
- Yu QiYQYu Qi
Abstract
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