Natural hydrophobicity and reversible wettability conversion of flat anatase TiO₂ thin film.
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Ping Jin | P. Jin | S. Bao | Yu Guo | Jian-Yun Zheng | Shan-Hu Bao | Jianyun Zheng | Yu Guo
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