Superhüdrofiilsus
Superhüdrofiilsus refers to an extreme form of hydrophilicity, a property that describes a substance's strong affinity for water. While standard hydrophilic materials attract water molecules, superhydrophilic surfaces exhibit an even more pronounced attraction, leading to rapid and complete wetting. This means that when a liquid, particularly water, comes into contact with a superhydrophilic surface, it spreads out evenly and thinly, forming a very low contact angle, typically less than 5 degrees.
This enhanced water-attracting capability is often achieved through specific surface treatments or material compositions. Common methods
Superhydrophilic properties have a range of practical applications. In self-cleaning surfaces, the rapid spreading of water