Bouncing Water Droplets On A Superhydrophobic Nanotube Array Here is an interesting look at how water droplets can bounce on a superhydrophobic nanotube array. Facebook Prev Article Next Article Experiments Checkout these cool gadgets... Related Posts Ever Wondered What a Hot Ball of Nickel Does to Ice? Levitating Molten Blob of Aluminum Clever Tricks with Magnets A carbon nanotube filament so lightweight that it behaves like smoke Surprising Applications of the Magnus Effect How Much Does a Falling Magnet Weigh?
Here is an interesting look at how water droplets can bounce on a superhydrophobic nanotube array.
Here is an interesting look at how water droplets can bounce on a superhydrophobic nanotube array.
