Bio‐Inspired Multifunctional Metallic Foams Through the Fusion of Different Biological Solutions
作者： Xu Jin , Bairu Shi , Lichen Zheng , Xiaohan Pei , Xiyao Zhang
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摘要: Nature is a school for scientists and engineers. Inherent multiscale structures of biological materials exhibit multifunctional integration. In nature, the lotus, water strider, flying bird evolved different optimized solutions to survive. this contribution, inspired by from lotus leaf with superhydrophobic self-cleaning, strider leg durable robust superhydrophobicity, lightweight bone hollow structures, metallic foams are fabricated, demonstrating low adhesive striking loading capacity, superior repellency towards corrosive solutions. This approach provides an effective avenue development robots other aquatic smart devices floating on water. Furthermore, resultant foam can be used construct oil/water separation apparatus, exhibiting high efficiency long-term repeatability. The presented should provide promising solution design construction in large scale practical applications petro-chemical field. Optimized continue inspire idea Inspired stable corrosion resistance, separation.
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