Superhydrophobic WS2-Nanosheet-Wrapped Sponges for Underwater Detection of Tiny Vibration.

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Superhydrophobic WS2-Nanosheet ...... r Detection of Tiny Vibration.

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Superhydrophobic WS2-Nanosheet ...... r Detection of Tiny Vibration.

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Superhydrophobic WS2-Nanosheet ...... r Detection of Tiny Vibration.

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Fachuang Lu

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Minghui He

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Ruixin Xu

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Xiangyang Xu

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10.1002/ADVS.201700655

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Bin Su

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2018-01-26T00:00:00Z

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superhydrophobicity

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