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September 13, 2017Materials Research ExpressOpen Access

Tribological properties of fish scale inspired underwater superoleophobic hierarchical structure in aqueous environment

Zhongxu Lian Jinkai Xu Yanling Wan Yiquan Li Zhanjiang Yu Qimeng Liu Huadong Yu

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Tribological properties of fish scale inspired underwater superoleophobic hierarchical structure in aqueous environment, Lian, Zhongxu, Xu, Jinkai, Wan, Yanling, Li, Yiquan, Yu, Zhanjiang, Liu, Qimeng, Yu, Huadong

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6aab80603d38543f337e74cf https://doi.org/10.1088/2053-1591/aa8c32

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