Superoleophobicity coatings

Zhang, J. and Seeger, S. (2011) Superoleophobic coatings with ultralow sliding angles based on silicone nanofilaments. Angew. Chem., Int. Ed., 50, 6652-6656. 

Steele, A., Bayer, L, and Loth, E. 2009. Inherently Superoleophobic Nanocomposite Coatings by Spray Atomization. Nano Lett. 9 501. 

If a surface or coating also displays such high liquid repellency for oil droplets, it is referred as superoleophobic. Surfaces that display both superhydrophobicity and superoleophobicity and can also repel most other liquids in the same fashion are generally referred to as superomniphobic. Ihe enormous research interest in liquid repellent smfaces stems from their potential to be incorporated in a vast number of different applications [6-17]. 

A. Steele, I. Bayer, cuid E. Loth, Inherently superoleophobic ncmocomposite coatings by spray atomization. Nano Lett., 9, 501-505 (2009). 

Hydrophobic and oleophobic surfaces, by using organosilicon-, hydrocarbon-, fluorocarbon-based precursors, silicone-, polyolefin-, and Teflon-like coatings can be prepared. If these coatings are combined with a suitable micro-/ nanosurface structure, even superhydrophobic and superoleophobic surfaces can be obtained [158]. 

Steele A, Bayer I, Loth E (2009) Inherently superoleophobic nanocomposite coatings by spray atomization. Nano Lett 9 501-505... 

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