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Liquid-repellent and self-healing: New epoxy resin coating with high mechanical stability
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European Coatings
A research team from China has developed a new liquid-like coating based on hyperbranched epoxy resin (HBEP) that repels a wide range of liquids and can repair itself.
Thanks to this combination, the coating exhibits a low slip angle of less than 5° for liquids with different surface tensions.
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Self-healing through dynamic disulphide bridgesSelf-healing is based on reversible disulphide bonds within the MD-PDMS, which reconfigure at moderate temperatures to form a new, liquid-like surface.
Thanks to its combination of mechanical resilience, recyclability and non-stick properties, the coating could also set new standards in industrial environments.
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