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Stretchable superhydrophobic tape constructed by layer-by-layer strategy with multifunction in seawater

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By Peiqi Zhao, Guocheng Yang, Yingkang Wu, Ruxi Feng
| Cell Reports Physical Science Verified
Highlights • Superhydrophobic tapes are constructed by a layer-by-layer strategy • They exhibit good mechanical strength and flexibility • The adhesion layers possess high adhesive forces for various underwater substrates • The tapes show good liquid repellency performance and antifouling properties Summary Underwater adhesion technology could realize the direct replacement of superhydrophobic coatings in seawater, reducing engineering difficulty and economic cost for marine applications.
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Corrections to “In-Situ-Polymerized 1,3-Dioxolane Solid-State Electrolyte with Space-Confined Plasticizers for High-Voltage and Robust Li/LiCoO2 Batteries”

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By Yuzhou Bai, Wenqin Ma, Wujie Dong, Yingkang Wu
| dx.doi.org
Page 26841. In our original paper, the affiliation for author Yuzhou Bai was incomplete. The Center of Materials Science and Optoelectronics Engineering, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, People’s Republic of China, was inadvertently omitted. The complete list of correct affiliations is given below. The authors apologize for any inconvenience caused. This correction does not affect the study’s conclusions.
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