Transparent superhydrophobic surfaces using a spray coating process
Authors:
- G. PolizosGPG. Polizos
- G.G. JangGJG.G. Jang
- D.B. SmithDSD.B. Smith
- F.A. ListFLF.A. List
- M.G. LassiterMLM.G. Lassiter
- J. ParkJPJ. Park
- P.G. DatskosPDP.G. Datskos
- 1 March 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells
- Vol. 176, 405-410
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