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- A CNC engraving machine was utilized to mill a copper substrate with a sharp knife, creating microstructures of rectangular bumps by adjusting the cutter tip distances.
- After the milling process, the surface underwent deburring and was modified with stearic acid, resulting in a superhydrophobic copper surface that is both durable and stable.
- Friction and wear tests showed a slight decrease in the contact angle of the superhydrophobic surface, but it maintained strong corrosion resistance.
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Using milling method, a 0.1 mm flat-bottom sharp knife was used to mill the surface of Cu substrate in a CNC engraving machine to construct the microstructure of rectangular bumps, and rectangular bumps with different sizes and different distances were prepared by changing the distance between cutter tips. After deburring and stearic acid modification, a superhydrophobic Cu surface with excellent mechanical durability and stability was successfully prepared. Through friction and wear experiments, the contact angle of the superhydrophobic Cu surface decreased slightly while retaining excellent corrosion resistance.
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