American university develops super liquid repellent tape, claims that everything can stick

A research team from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Colorado State University recently Developed a superomniphobic tape that it claims can stick to anything.

The special feature of the tape developed by the team is that its surface is coated with polyurethane adhesive and silicon fluoride particles, which form a super-lyophobic structure on the surface of the tape, which can repel liquids, and then make the tape adhere to various materials. , but also has the functions of anti-corrosion, self-cleaning and reducing water resistance. However, this tape is still unable to withstand strong scratches for the time being, and the research team is continuing to study improvements. The research results were published in the journal Applied Materials and Interfaces.