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• Salvinia_effect abstract "The Salvinia effect describes the stabilization of an air layer upon a submerged hydrophobic (water repellent) surface by hydrophilic (water loving) pins. This physic-chemical phenomenon was discovered on the floating fern Salvinia molesta by the botanist Wilhelm Barthlott (Universität Bonn) while working on the Lotus effect and was described in cooperation with the physicist Thomas Schimmel (Karlsruher Institut für Technologie), fluid mechanist Alfred Leder (Universität Rostock) and their colleagues in 2010. Its surface is densely packed with complex eggbeater shaped hairs covered with sophisticated wax crystals. The surface is extremely water repellent (superhydrophobic), but the hair tips reveal a chemical heterogeneity: they are hydrophilic. Submerged in water an air film remains on the leaf surface. This property can be used to construct biomimetic, permanently air retaining ship coatings enabling ships to glide friction reduced through the oceans and therefore to save energy.".
• Salvinia_effect thumbnail Salvinia_zoom_in_e.jpg?width=300.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageExternalLink projektarbeit-klein-skysails.pdf.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageExternalLink Salvinia_LookKIT.pdf.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageExternalLink singleSeries.htm?sn=3.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageExternalLink 53.pdf.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageExternalLink www.lotus-salvinia.de.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageExternalLink 2699.php.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageID "42744699".
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageLength "14211".
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageOutDegree "37".
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageRevisionID "646101876".
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Alchemilla.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Argyroneta.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Arthropod.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Arthropods.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Bionics.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Category:Nanotechnology.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Diving_bell_spider.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Friction.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Hydrophile.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Hydrophobe.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Karlsruhe_Institute_of_Technology.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Karlsruher_Institut_für_Technologie.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Lotus_effect.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Negative_pressure.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Nelumbo_nucifera.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Notonectidae.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Pressure.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Salvinia.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Salvinia_natans.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Bonn.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Rostock.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Universität_Bonn.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Universität_Rostock.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Viscosity.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Wetting.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink Wilhelm_Barthlott.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink File:Luftschicht_S_molesta.JPG.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink File:Salvinia_zoom_in_e.jpg.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink File:Sketch_drag_reduction.jpg.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLink File:Working_principle_Salvinia_effect.jpg.
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLinkText "Salvinia effect".
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageWikiLinkText "salvinia effect".
• Salvinia_effect autor "Alexander Balmert, Holger Florian Bohn, Petra Ditsche-Kuru, Wilhelm Barthlott".
• Salvinia_effect autor "Bharat Bhushan".
• Salvinia_effect autor "Wilhelm Barthlott u. a.".
• Salvinia_effect autor "Wilhelm Barthlott, Kerstin Koch".
• Salvinia_effect autor "Wilhelm Barthlott, Sabine Wiersch, Zdravko Čolić, Kerstin Koch".
• Salvinia_effect autor "Zdenek Cerman, Boris F. Striffler, Wilhelm Barthlott".
• Salvinia_effect band "2".
• Salvinia_effect band "22".
• Salvinia_effect band "272".
• Salvinia_effect band "87".
• Salvinia_effect datum "2009-09-01".
• Salvinia_effect datum "2010".
• Salvinia_effect datum "2011".
• Salvinia_effect datum "2011-03-10".
• Salvinia_effect doi "10.1002".
• Salvinia_effect doi "10.1139".
• Salvinia_effect doi "10.3762".
• Salvinia_effect hasPhotoCollection Salvinia_effect.
• Salvinia_effect herausgeber "Stanislav N. Gorb".
• Salvinia_effect isbn "978".
• Salvinia_effect isbn "9783642254079".
• Salvinia_effect jahr "2009".
• Salvinia_effect jahr "2010".
• Salvinia_effect jahr "2011".
• Salvinia_effect jahr "2012".
• Salvinia_effect nummer "1".
• Salvinia_effect nummer "21".
• Salvinia_effect nummer "4".
• Salvinia_effect nummer "9".
• Salvinia_effect ort "Berlin/New York".
• Salvinia_effect sammelwerk "Advanced Materials".
• Salvinia_effect sammelwerk "Beilstein Journal of Nanotechnology".
• Salvinia_effect sammelwerk "Biomimetics: bioinspired hierarchical-structured surfaces for green science and technology".
• Salvinia_effect sammelwerk "Botany".
• Salvinia_effect sammelwerk "Functional Surfaces in Biology".
• Salvinia_effect sammelwerk "Journal of Morphology".
• Salvinia_effect seiten "135".
• Salvinia_effect seiten "179".
• Salvinia_effect seiten "2325".
• Salvinia_effect seiten "442".
• Salvinia_effect seiten "830".
• Salvinia_effect seiten "97".
• Salvinia_effect titel "Biomimetic materials".
• Salvinia_effect titel "Classification of trichome types within species of the water fern Salvinia, and ontogeny of the egg-beater trichomes".
• Salvinia_effect titel "Dry in the Water: The Superhydrophobic Water Fern Salvinia – a Model for Biomimetic Surfaces".
• Salvinia_effect titel "Dry under water: Comparative morphology and functional aspects of air-retaining insect surfaces".
• Salvinia_effect titel "Salvinia Effect".
• Salvinia_effect titel "The Salvinia Paradox: Superhydrophobic Surfaces with Hydrophilic Pins for Air Retention Under Water".
• Salvinia_effect verlag "Springer Netherlands".
• Salvinia_effect verlag "Springer".
• Salvinia_effect wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Literatur.
• Salvinia_effect subject Category:Nanotechnology.
• Salvinia_effect comment "The Salvinia effect describes the stabilization of an air layer upon a submerged hydrophobic (water repellent) surface by hydrophilic (water loving) pins.".
• Salvinia_effect label "Salvinia effect".
• Salvinia_effect sameAs Salvinia-Effekt.
• Salvinia_effect sameAs m.010lsm25.

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