2025 / Fog & visibility

Biomimetic high-efficiency fog collector based on fractal spiral structure

Journal of Colloid and Interface Science

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Publisher excerpts report improved laboratory collection from a spiral/fractal-inspired structure with surface modification. Abstract reports up to 4.53× the plane and 1.81× the unmodified structure; headline maximum is unverified for design use. Limit: Coating, geometric dimensions, projected versus actual area, replication and delivery-to-storage losses unknown.

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publisher-indexed abstract and excerpts. Publisher-indexed abstract/excerpts and PubMed bibliographic identity checked through search; no complete-method review. Complete methods and supplements were unavailable. The collection area, geometry, surface treatment and independent sample count remain unverified. Review date: 2026-10-13. AI-assisted source check; not independent replication.

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