Unusual Dual Superlyophobic Surfaces in Oil-Water Systems: The Design Principles.

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Bioinspired Diatomite Membrane with Selective Superwettability for Oil/Water Separation.A superhydrophilic cement-coated mesh: an acid, alkali, and organic reagent-free material for oil/water separation.

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Unusual Dual Superlyophobic Surfaces in Oil-Water Systems: The Design Principles.

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