Super-water-repellent fabric used for a logo
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4. zerorain commented 13 years ago
#2 no its ur displacement that keeps u afloat.
this is a rip off of the Pitcher plant.
this is a rip off of the Pitcher plant.
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8. c0mmanderKeen commented 13 years ago
Nice An actual expanation wouldve been nice - I didnt get how the water appeared through the surface ?
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11. c0mmanderKeen commented 13 years ago
#10 That wouldnt be water repellent now, would it
If there are small pipes, no matter how thin, osmosis and adhesion would drive the water through (H-bonds)
If there are small pipes, no matter how thin, osmosis and adhesion would drive the water through (H-bonds)
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12. Kadiss commented 13 years ago
#11. There is no statement that this fabric is water-proof; only that it is water-repellent - there's a significant difference. Given that the individual fibres are treated to be water-repellent, due to the woven nature of the fabric there will be gaps through which water molecules can be pushed under pressure.
+25 1. treioase1zambet commented 13 years ago