Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Ross Nanotechnology Introduction
There's slick and then there's slick.
Ross Nanotech produces NeverWet coating - for which I may just be first in line because it's so cool. They're presented as being super-hydrophobic, meaning that they repel water and any water-based solution - with remarkable efficiency.
A little hydrophobic coating - ScotchGuard and the like - prevents some staining on fabric, but a superhydrophobic coating would make fabrics nearly unstainable - at least from any water-based liquid.
Labels:
nanotech,
polymers,
solids,
superhydrophobic,
water
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