ArticleRSC advances2026
Anisotropic water sliding radiative cooling emitter for atmospheric water harvesting.
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Abstract
Water shortage is a major problem for human society in the 21st century. Radiative cooling-based atmospheric water harvesting (AWH) has emerged as a promising strategy to address this crisis. Hydrophilic surfaces are known to facilitate water vapor condensation, but a water film that adheres tightly to the radiative cooling emitter (RCE) will severely reduce water collection flux. Hydrophilic surfaces with low sliding angles are highly desirable for high-performance AWH, but achieving both sufficient hydrophilicity and a low sliding angle is inherently contradictory in conventional surface designs. In this work, we report a mass-producible silicon-based hydrophilic RCE with anisotropic low sliding angles. We fabricated composite microstructures consisting of grooves and pockets on a diamond-wire-cut silicon substrate by combining metal-assisted chemical etching with a rounding treatment. The structured surface was then modified
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