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How to Make Water Bounce (video)

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Using a high-speed camera setup in the lab, GE scientists captured details of water droplets dancing on amazing superhydrophobic surfaces developed in GE Glo...

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blog.makezine.com - 11/20/2008

How to make water bounce

— blog.makezine.com — How to make water bounce from Edison's desk. Using a high-speed camera setup in the lab, GE... scientists captured details of water droplets dancing on amazing superhydrophobic surfaces developed in GE Global Research's Nanotechnology lab. Tao ... (more) How to make water bounce

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gizmodo.com - 11/20/2008

I Bet You've Never Seen Water Bounce Before [Science]

— gizmodo.com — Here's something you don't see every day: water bouncing. GE has developed some pretty incredible superhydrophobic surfaces... in it's Global Research Nanotechnology lab, and they've captured the results with super-high speed cameras. Hello ... (more) I Bet You've Never Seen Water Bounce Before [Science]

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How to make water bounce
MAKE Magazine — How to make water bounce from Edison's desk. Using a high-speed camera setup in the lab, GE scientists captured details of water droplets dancing on amazing superhydrophobic surfaces developed in GE Global Research's Nanotechnology lab. Tao writes - Hello everyone, I have some exciting videos that I want to share with you! Using a high-speed camera setup in the lab, we can finally capture the details of the water dancing on these amazing superhydrophobic surfaces. We discovered that even when the surfaces had the same contact angle for stationary water droplets, ...

I Bet You've Never Seen Water Bounce Before [Science]
Gizmodo — Here's something you don't see every day: water bouncing. GE has developed some pretty incredible superhydrophobic surfaces in it's Global Research Nanotechnology lab, and they've captured the results with super-high speed cameras. Hello everyone, I have some exciting videos that I want to share with you! Using a high-speed camera setup in the lab, we can finally capture the details of the water dancing on these amazing superhydrophobic surfaces. We discovered that even when the surfaces had the same contact angle for stationary water droplets, their ability to resist the wetting ...