Facile Means of Preparing Superamphiphobic Surfaces on Common Engineering Metals

By Haifeng Meng, Shutao Wang, J. Xi, Zhiyong Tang, Lei Jiang. 2008

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Candle-based process for creating a stable superhydrophobic surface (2014, methodology): “Various techniques to achieve this have been reported, such as laser ablation [13,14], solvent/non-solvent phase separation [15], chemical vapor deposition (CVD) [16], metal etching [17], electroless galvanic deposition [18], sol–gel processing [19], and polymer templating [20].”
Recent Progress in Preparation of Superhydrophobic Surfaces: A Review (2012, methodology): “[51] succeeded in fabricating interesting superamphiphobic surfaces, which are super-repellent both to water and oil, upon common engineering metals (zinc, aluminum, iron, and nickel) and their alloys (Zn-Fe alloy and brass) by taking advantage of an electrochemical reaction in perfluorocarboxylic a”