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May 2, 2019Materials Research ExpressOpen Access

Experimental investigation on micro-fabrication of wearable dry-patching flexible substrate using transparent superhydrophobic polyimide

Syed Asad Ali Zaidi Jun Yeob Song Jae‐Hak Lee Seung Man Kim Yong‐Jin Kim

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Experimental investigation on micro-fabrication of wearable dry-patching flexible substrate using transparent superhydrophobic polyimide, Zaidi, Syed Asad Ali, Song, Jun Yeob, Lee, Jae Hak, Kim, Seung Man, Kim, Yongjin

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