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Brigham Researchers Create “Super-hydrophobic Surface” That Makes Water Droplets Bounce like A Ball (VIDEO)
Brigham Young University researchers have created a "super-hydrophobic surface" that causes water droplets to bounce like a ball and roll down the surface.
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