Resilient moth-eye nanoimprinted antireflective and self-cleaning TiO2 sputter-coated PMMA films
Authors:
- Alejandra Jacobo-MartínAJAlejandra Jacobo-Martín
- Jaime J. HernándezJHJaime J. Hernández
- Eduardo SolanoESEduardo Solano
- Miguel A. MonclúsMMMiguel A. Monclús
- Juan Carlos MartínezJMJuan Carlos Martínez
- Daniel F. FernandesDFDaniel F. Fernandes
- Patricia PedrazPPPatricia Pedraz
- Jon M. Molina-AldareguiaJMJon M. Molina-Aldareguia
- Tomas KubartTKTomas Kubart
- Isabel RodríguezIRIsabel Rodríguez
- 5 February 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Surface Science
- Vol. 585
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