Demonstrates a novel film offering self-cleaning and cooling features in flexible outdoor electronic devices, suggesting improved durability.
. An alkylation treatment further renders the film superhydrophobicity with a water contact angle of 153.4°, providing self-cleaning capability and environmental durability. This composite film bridges the gap between esthetic needs and functional demands, offering a sustainable, passive thermal management strategy for ensuring the reliability and longevity of flexible outdoor electronic devices, such as wearable sensors, foldable displays, e-skin, and drone components.
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