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Multi-step synergistic approach for preparation of aluminium superhydrophobic coatings

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This method demonstrates significant corrosion resistance in aluminium alloys, highlighting long-term protection in marine environments.

The STZ coating achieved a static contact angle of 156°, indicating strong superhydrophobic properties.
Electrochemical tests showed a corrosion current density three orders of magnitude lower than the untreated substrate.
The multi-step approach involved chemical etching, hydrothermal deposition, and stearic acid modification.
After extensive abrasion, the coating retained 70% of its hydrophobic properties, indicating durability.

Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This method demonstrates significant corrosion resistance in aluminium alloys, highlighting long-term protection in marine environments.

The STZ coating achieved a static contact angle of 156°, indicating strong superhydrophobic properties.
Electrochemical tests showed a corrosion current density three orders of magnitude lower than the untreated substrate.
The multi-step approach involved chemical etching, hydrothermal deposition, and stearic acid modification.
After extensive abrasion, the coating retained 70% of its hydrophobic properties, indicating durability.

Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

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