Super-Hydrophobic Coating Based on Acrylic Resin A01

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Information on the effect of organosilicon liquid on the hydrophobic properties of coatings, based on acrylic resin, is presented. It is shown that the value of the contact angle on the anti-icing coating is 151-154 degrees. When moistened for 72 hours, a decrease in the value of the contact angle, especially on the control coating, is 81-103 degrees. However, at the introduction of liquid 136-41, a decrease in the contact angle is insignificant. The surface energy of the coatings was calculated. It was found that the introduction of an organosilicon liquid in an acrylic composition increases the surface energy of the coatings.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 316)

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