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Superhydrophobic coatings from urushiol via one-step deposition process
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European Coatings
Researchers from China have developed a bio-based, coral-like deposited coating using urushiol—a renewable plant-derived phenol—as the primary component.
Published in Progress in Organic Coatings (Volume 200, March 2025), the study presents a simple yet powerful method for creating highly hydrophobic surfaces on various substrates.
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Tunable surface properties and secondary modificationBeyond its water-repellent performance, the deposited layer allows for secondary surface modifications, enabling further chemical functionalisation.
Coral-like urushiol-based deposited coating prepared by precipitation copolymerisation, Progress in Organic Coatings, Volume 200, March 2025, 108995.
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