Covalently cross-linked TiO₂-siloxane networks for robust superhydrophobic coating

Yongquan Qing; Peng Li; Yuxuan Yao; Hongxing Chen; Changsheng Liu

doi:10.1039/d6cc00015k

January 1, 2026Chemical Communications

Covalently cross-linked TiO₂-siloxane networks for robust superhydrophobic coating

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Key Points

To develop a robust, scalable superhydrophobic coating through covalent bonding of TiO₂ in a siloxane matrix.
Created a siloxane network using alkylated TiO₂.
Conducted mechanical durability tests under various conditions.
Evaluated self-cleaning properties of the coating.
The coating showed exceptional mechanical durability.
Repellency was maintained even in harsh environments.
Self-cleaning properties were effective, enhancing usability.

Implication

Research reveals a durable superhydrophobic coating using alkylated TiO₂ in siloxane networks, suggesting practical applications.

Abstract

We present a robust, scalable superhydrophobic coating via covalent bonding of alkylated TiO₂ within a siloxane network. It demonstrates exceptional mechanical durability, maintains repellency under harsh conditions, and offers self-cleaning,...

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Qing et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698d6d8c5be6419ac0d5286f https://doi.org/10.1039/d6cc00015k

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Covalently cross-linked TiO₂-siloxane networks for robust superhydrophobic coating

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