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gaseousphobic surface
Repels gaseous state matter in order to reduce effect of conductive heating/cooling | |
I don't know how this could work.
Something to do with the boundary layer and surface energy.
I don't have a clue about surface chemistry.
Well...a hyperaquaphobic, if it still worked with gaseous
water would push away a good portion of the air..perhaps
creating enough flow to keep the rest
of the air at bay?
Perhaps one could do it with static electricity?
Hi-Float
http://hi-float.com/
not quite gaseophobic but helium hates it [Brian the Painter, Jan 06 2013]
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/static electricity/
Ion wind, search youtube or wiki. |
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Hydrobead is successful in repelling water using fine
hairs like that of a lotus flower. Maybe something
similar can be employed here. |
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