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Ink-Drop Dynamics on Chemically Modified Surfaces
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Inkjet printing provides an efficient routine for distributing functional materials into locations with well-designed arrangements. As one of the most critical factors in determining the printing quality, the impacting and depositing behaviors of ink drops largely depend on the wettability of the target surface. In addition to printing on solids with intrinsic wettability, various ink-drop impact dynamics and deposition morphologies have been reported through modifying the surface wettability including both homogeneous and heterogeneous, which opens up possibilities for applications such as advanced optic/electric device fabrication and highly sensitive detection. In this Perspective, we summarize recent progress in the modification methods of solid surface wettability and their capability in modulating the ink-drop impacting and depositing dynamics. The challenges facing ink-drop regulation by chemical modification methodologies are also envisaged at the end of the Perspective.
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PATTERNED SURFACE
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