Titlebook: Biomimetics; Bioinspired Hierarch Bharat Bhushan Book 20162nd edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Bioinspired surfac

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Langzeitverl?ufe bei Suchtkrankheiten nature due to their low drag and antifouling properties, with commonly studied examples including shark skin and lotus leaves. Inspired by shark skin and lotus leaves, Bixler and Bhushan (.) found rice leaves and butterfly wings combine the shark skin and lotus effects . Sinusoidal grooves i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-6875-4rk, .). They often use components that contain both inorganic and organic compounds with complex structures, and are often hierarchically organized, ranging from nano- to meso-levels. The hierarchical structure provides a high tolerance against defects at all length scales.

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Durchfuehrung der Balkenversuche,iological pigments, or simply pigments, are substances produced by living organisms, which produce color resulting from selective light adsorption and reflection of a specific light wavelength. These include plant and flower pigments, such as green pigment chlorophyll used by plants for photosynthes

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Institut für Baustatik. Versuchsberichteking inspiration from nature. Functionality of biological materials and surfaces result from a complex interplay between surface morphology and physical and chemical properties. In nature, hierarchical structures with dimensions of features ranging from the macroscale to the nanoscale are extremely

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-28284-8Bioinspired surfaces; Biomimetics inspired surfaces; Butterfly wing effect; Characterization of rose pe

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