Droplets merging on hydrophobic nanocones jump off, and the takeoff speed is found to be maximum at microscale, below and above which viscosity and inertia, respectively, cap this speed. Microdroplets successively experience strong lift off, slow flight, and smooth landing, which impedes bouncing.
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