A superamphiphobic surface is a special wettability surface that repels liquids with lower
surface tension than water. Superamphiphobic surface has a variety of applications, such …

As the focus of architecture, furniture, and other fields, wood has attracted extensive
attention for its many advantages, such as environmental friendliness and excellent …

Low roll‐off angle, high impalement pressure, and mechanical robustness are key
requirements for super‐liquid‐repellent surfaces to realize their potential in applications …

The three-dimensional porous structure, excellent mechanical properties, rapid preparation
process, and low cost of nonwovens lay a foundation for the fabrication of superhydrophobic …

Increasing the use of wood in buildings is regarded by many as a key solution to tackle
climate change. For this reason, a lot of research is carried out to develop new and …

Slippery, liquid-infused porous surfaces offer a promising route for producing omniphobic
and anti-icing surfaces. Typically, these surfaces are made as a coating with expensive and …

Superamphiphobic materials have a higher and broader application value compared to
superhydrophobic materials. Nevertheless, durability has always been an obstacle to its …

Numerous research studies have contributed to the development of mature
superamphiphobic systems. In this review, we summarize the characterization of surface …

Superamphiphobicity is a wetting phenomenon that not only water but also oils or organic
solvents with low surface tension exhibit large contact angles above 150° along with low …

The susceptibility of surface-modified wood, surface-modified acetylated wood and
acetylated wood to mold and blue stain fungi was investigated. The surface modifications …