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Surfaces enabling directional drop self‐transport have exceptional applications in digital microfluidics, chemical analysis, bioassay, and microreactor technology. While such properties have been obtained by engineering a surface with anisotropic microstructures, a microscopic liquid residue—though it might be invisible macroscopically—is generally left behind the transported drop, resulting in undesired...
Lossless fast drop self‐transport without even a microscopic liquid residue is achieved on an anisotropic omniphobic surface coated with unique liquid‐like polymer brushes, as shown by Juan Li, Xuelin Tian, and co‐workers in article number 1901417. Compared with conventional solid coatings, a liquid‐like coating featuring highly flexible molecular chains can effectively suppress the formation of entrained...
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