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Title Lotus Effect [electronic resource] / by Anja Taylor, and Mark Horstman
Publication Info New South Wales : ABC Commercial, 2011.



Descript 1 online resource (5 min.)
000438
Note Science describes lotus leaves as super hydrophobic, or highly water repellent. For the lotus it means more sunlight and less bacteria - for us, inspiration. Mark Horstman meets the chemists and engineers looking to imitate the lotus effect and the biological tricks some animals have for harvesting water from thin air.
In English.
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Series Catalyst
Subject Science & Engineering -- Science -- Chemistry
Earth sciences
Research
Alt author Taylor, Anja Producer.
Horstman, Mark Producer.
Descript 1 online resource (5 min.)
000438
Note Science describes lotus leaves as super hydrophobic, or highly water repellent. For the lotus it means more sunlight and less bacteria - for us, inspiration. Mark Horstman meets the chemists and engineers looking to imitate the lotus effect and the biological tricks some animals have for harvesting water from thin air.
In English.
Series Catalyst
Subject Science & Engineering -- Science -- Chemistry
Earth sciences
Research
Alt author Taylor, Anja Producer.
Horstman, Mark Producer.

Subject Science & Engineering -- Science -- Chemistry
Earth sciences
Research
Descript 1 online resource (5 min.)
000438
Note Science describes lotus leaves as super hydrophobic, or highly water repellent. For the lotus it means more sunlight and less bacteria - for us, inspiration. Mark Horstman meets the chemists and engineers looking to imitate the lotus effect and the biological tricks some animals have for harvesting water from thin air.
In English.
Alt author Taylor, Anja Producer.
Horstman, Mark Producer.

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