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stable retention of an air layer under water by superhydrophobic hairs that carry hydrophilic tips which pin the air-water interface.

In nanotechnology, Salvinia effect refers to stable retention of an air layer under water by superhydrophobic hairs that carry hydrophilic tips which pin the air-water interface. This meaning comes from Barthlott (2010) in Advanced Materials.[1]

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  1. Barthlott, W., Schimmel, T., Wiersch, S., Koch, K., Brede, M., Barczewski, M., Walheim, S., Weis, A., Kaltenmaier, A., Leder, A., & Bohn, H. F. (2010). The Salvinia Paradox: Superhydrophobic Surfaces with Hydrophilic Pins for Air Retention Under Water. Advanced Materials, 22(21), 2325-2328. https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.200904411

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