Abstract
Accounting the increasing commercial need of rational strategies for passive icing and anti-microbial protection, the development of simple, time-efficient and scalable laboratory micropatterning techniques is highly desirable. Whilst the laser irradiation is an acknowledged technology for rapidly tuning the properties of any carbon allotropes, including soot aerosols, very barely is known about the impact of the laser beam on the physicochemical profile of the soot if it appears as a functional coating. In this pioneering research, the prolonged laser treatment of a super-nonwettable soot coating actuates morpho-chemical transformations in the material, depending on the laser power and irradiation time, without interfering its anti-wetting capability and optical transmittance. Our observations could be used as a foundation for facilitating the launch of soot coatings with customized anti-icing and anti-microbial performance.
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