Textured silicon （Si） substrates decorated with regular microscale square pillar arrays of nearly the same side length, height, but different intervals are fabricated by inductively coupled plasma, and then silanize...Textured silicon （Si） substrates decorated with regular microscale square pillar arrays of nearly the same side length, height, but different intervals are fabricated by inductively coupled plasma, and then silanized by self-assembly octadecyl- trichlorosilane （OTS） film. The systematic water contact angle （CA） measurements and micro/nanoscale hierarchical rough structure models are used to analyze the wetting behaviors of original and silanized textured Si substrates each as a function of pillar interval-to-width ratio. On the original textured Si substrate with hydrophilic pillars, the water droplet possesses a larger apparent CAs （〉 90~） and contact angle hysteresis （CAH）, induced by the hierarchical roughness of microscale pil- lar arrays and nanoscale pit-like roughness. However, the silanized textured substrate shows superhydrophobicity induced by the low free energy OTS overcoat and the hierarchical roughness of microscale pillar arrays, and nanoscale island-like roughness. The largest apparent CA on the superhydrophobic surface is 169.8~. In addition, the wetting transition of a gently deposited water droplet is observed on the original textured substrate with pillar interval-to-width ratio increasing. Furthermore, the wetting state transition is analyzed by thermodynamic approach with the consideration of the CAH effect. The results indicate that the wetting state changed from a Cassie state to a pseudo-Wenzel during the transition.展开更多
Amplifying the intrinsic wettability of substrate material by changing the solid/liquid contact area is considered to be the main mechanism for controlling the wettability of rough or structured surfaces.Through theor...Amplifying the intrinsic wettability of substrate material by changing the solid/liquid contact area is considered to be the main mechanism for controlling the wettability of rough or structured surfaces.Through theoretical analysis and experimental exploration,we have found that in addition to this wettability structure amplification effect,the surface structure also simultaneously controls surface wettability by regulating the wetting state via changing the threshold Young angles of the Cassie-Baxter and Wenzel wetting regions.This wetting state regulation effect provides us with an alternative strategy to overcome the inherent limitation in surface chemistry by tailoring surface structure.The wetting state regulation effect created by multi-scale hierarchical structures is quite significant and plays is a crucial role in promoting the superhydrophobicity,superhydrophilicity and the transition between these two extreme wetting properties,as well as stabilizing the Cassie-Baxter superhydrophobic state on the fabricated lotus-like hierarchically structured Cu surface and the natural lotus leaf.展开更多
The geometrical dimensions of the rough structures as well as the non-condensable gases in the vapor mixture can have the great effect on the nucleation position and the wetting state of the droplet,which further infl...The geometrical dimensions of the rough structures as well as the non-condensable gases in the vapor mixture can have the great effect on the nucleation position and the wetting state of the droplet,which further influence the condensation heat flux.In this paper,the multispecies multiphase lattice Boltzmann method together with a thermal phase change model is used to investigate the dropwise condensation on a rough surface enhanced with pillars.The effect of the geometric dimensions including pillar height H,pillar width W and pillar space S is investigated.Then the effect of non-condensable gases on the contact angle of a droplet on textured surface is studied.The results show that the local heat flux and the wetting area are higher while the waiting time is shorter at larger S,W and smaller H on the rough surface.The nucleation position rises from the bottom of grooves to the top with the increase of pillar height and the decrease of pillar space.The contact angle is larger and it is easier to maintain the Cassie state for droplet.When there exists non-condensable gas,the non-condensable gas obviously enhances the hydrophobicity of the rough surfaces compared with pure vapor.展开更多
The surface of a commercial Y3Al5O12：Ce^3＋ phosphor was modified by 99% NH_4F＋CH_3COOH solution in a supersonic bath with water temperature of 80 oC for 4 h. The scanning electron microscopy（SEM） results showed t...The surface of a commercial Y3Al5O12：Ce^3＋ phosphor was modified by 99% NH_4F＋CH_3COOH solution in a supersonic bath with water temperature of 80 oC for 4 h. The scanning electron microscopy（SEM） results showed that the edge angles were not as sharp as the unmodified particles and the flat surfaces turned rough with many micro-structures covered. Positron lifetime measurements quantitatively showed that surface defects were removed away by more than 50%. As a result, the photoluminescence determinations showed that the backscatter loss was reduced by 4.2% and the emission power was enhanced by 5.6% after the surface modification. The conversion efficiency was greatly improved from 47.3% to 51.1%, as presented by the fluorescence images. Therefore, it would be greatly helpful for the improvement of efficiency, transparency and stability of pc-LED. Moreover, this method was significantly suitable for mass production due to its easy operation and low cost.展开更多
基金Project supported by the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University of Ministry of Education of China (Grant No.NCET-09-0211)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (Grant Nos.2012YJS105 and M13JB00240)
文摘Textured silicon （Si） substrates decorated with regular microscale square pillar arrays of nearly the same side length, height, but different intervals are fabricated by inductively coupled plasma, and then silanized by self-assembly octadecyl- trichlorosilane （OTS） film. The systematic water contact angle （CA） measurements and micro/nanoscale hierarchical rough structure models are used to analyze the wetting behaviors of original and silanized textured Si substrates each as a function of pillar interval-to-width ratio. On the original textured Si substrate with hydrophilic pillars, the water droplet possesses a larger apparent CAs （〉 90~） and contact angle hysteresis （CAH）, induced by the hierarchical roughness of microscale pil- lar arrays and nanoscale pit-like roughness. However, the silanized textured substrate shows superhydrophobicity induced by the low free energy OTS overcoat and the hierarchical roughness of microscale pillar arrays, and nanoscale island-like roughness. The largest apparent CA on the superhydrophobic surface is 169.8~. In addition, the wetting transition of a gently deposited water droplet is observed on the original textured substrate with pillar interval-to-width ratio increasing. Furthermore, the wetting state transition is analyzed by thermodynamic approach with the consideration of the CAH effect. The results indicate that the wetting state changed from a Cassie state to a pseudo-Wenzel during the transition.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52105303 and 52025053)Natural Science Foundation of Jilin Province(No.20220101209JC)Foundation for Innovative Research Groups of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52021003).
文摘Amplifying the intrinsic wettability of substrate material by changing the solid/liquid contact area is considered to be the main mechanism for controlling the wettability of rough or structured surfaces.Through theoretical analysis and experimental exploration,we have found that in addition to this wettability structure amplification effect,the surface structure also simultaneously controls surface wettability by regulating the wetting state via changing the threshold Young angles of the Cassie-Baxter and Wenzel wetting regions.This wetting state regulation effect provides us with an alternative strategy to overcome the inherent limitation in surface chemistry by tailoring surface structure.The wetting state regulation effect created by multi-scale hierarchical structures is quite significant and plays is a crucial role in promoting the superhydrophobicity,superhydrophilicity and the transition between these two extreme wetting properties,as well as stabilizing the Cassie-Baxter superhydrophobic state on the fabricated lotus-like hierarchically structured Cu surface and the natural lotus leaf.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(grant number:51906190)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2019M663702)+1 种基金Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(xjh012019015)innovation team of Shaanxi province(2019TD-039)。
文摘The geometrical dimensions of the rough structures as well as the non-condensable gases in the vapor mixture can have the great effect on the nucleation position and the wetting state of the droplet,which further influence the condensation heat flux.In this paper,the multispecies multiphase lattice Boltzmann method together with a thermal phase change model is used to investigate the dropwise condensation on a rough surface enhanced with pillars.The effect of the geometric dimensions including pillar height H,pillar width W and pillar space S is investigated.Then the effect of non-condensable gases on the contact angle of a droplet on textured surface is studied.The results show that the local heat flux and the wetting area are higher while the waiting time is shorter at larger S,W and smaller H on the rough surface.The nucleation position rises from the bottom of grooves to the top with the increase of pillar height and the decrease of pillar space.The contact angle is larger and it is easier to maintain the Cassie state for droplet.When there exists non-condensable gas,the non-condensable gas obviously enhances the hydrophobicity of the rough surfaces compared with pure vapor.
基金Project supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(11175049,51177017)
文摘The surface of a commercial Y3Al5O12：Ce^3＋ phosphor was modified by 99% NH_4F＋CH_3COOH solution in a supersonic bath with water temperature of 80 oC for 4 h. The scanning electron microscopy（SEM） results showed that the edge angles were not as sharp as the unmodified particles and the flat surfaces turned rough with many micro-structures covered. Positron lifetime measurements quantitatively showed that surface defects were removed away by more than 50%. As a result, the photoluminescence determinations showed that the backscatter loss was reduced by 4.2% and the emission power was enhanced by 5.6% after the surface modification. The conversion efficiency was greatly improved from 47.3% to 51.1%, as presented by the fluorescence images. Therefore, it would be greatly helpful for the improvement of efficiency, transparency and stability of pc-LED. Moreover, this method was significantly suitable for mass production due to its easy operation and low cost.
