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Stable Fe-based superhydrophobic surfaces are constructed via a hydrothermal method and an autocatalytic CO hydrogenation reaction. The platform molecule of syngas is proposed as an alternative to traditional low-free-energy materials.… Click to show full abstract
Stable Fe-based superhydrophobic surfaces are constructed via a hydrothermal method and an autocatalytic CO hydrogenation reaction. The platform molecule of syngas is proposed as an alternative to traditional low-free-energy materials. Syngas may be a powerful tool for fabricating superhydrophobic surfaces that can catalyze the CO hydrogenation reaction.
Keywords:
based superhydrophobic;
hydrogenation approach;
stable based;
hydrogenation;
superhydrophobic surfaces;
autocatalytic hydrogenation
Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2022
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Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2022
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