Inorganic adhesives are presented to construct robust, self-healing, superhydrophobic surfaces. The surfaces maintain superhydrophobicity after physical abrasion, and still show excellent mechanical robustness after treatment under harsh conditions. They also have a rapid self-healing ability against boiling-water treatment, O ₂ -plasma etching, and amphiphilic pollution.
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