Explores ice sliding on nanoscale surfaces, suggesting the role of quasi-liquid layers in enhancing movement.
The study introduces ice sliding on coatings with roughness in the nanometer range. The hydrophilicity of the coatings allows the formation of a quasi-liquid water layer with a thickness higher than roughness, which allows ice sliding.
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