Ice accumulation on surfaces presents significant challenges in aerospace, energy, and infrastructure industries. This chapter explores various strategies for achieving icephobicity and focuses on the role of surface chemistry. It discusses different approaches, including superhydrophobic surfaces, slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces (SLIPS), polymeric and hydrated coatings, and nanoscale carbon coatings. The effectiveness of all these methods in repelling water, delaying ice nucleation, and reducing ice adhesion strength is explored. In addition, various emerging strategies, such as bio-inspired anti-freeze proteins and photothermal materials are also highlighted.

Bahal, S., Tavaststjerna, M., Sarkari, N., Patino, A., Rodriguez, G., A Atzemoglou, A., et al. (2025). Strategies for icephobicity and the role of surface chemistry. In C.A. Irene Tagliaro (a cura di), Smart Surface Design for Efficient Ice Protection and Control (pp. 1-44). IOP Publishing Bristol, UK [10.1088/978-0-7503-6009-8ch2].

Strategies for icephobicity and the role of surface chemistry

Patino, Anny Catalina Ospina;Tagliaro, Irene;
2025

Abstract

Ice accumulation on surfaces presents significant challenges in aerospace, energy, and infrastructure industries. This chapter explores various strategies for achieving icephobicity and focuses on the role of surface chemistry. It discusses different approaches, including superhydrophobic surfaces, slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces (SLIPS), polymeric and hydrated coatings, and nanoscale carbon coatings. The effectiveness of all these methods in repelling water, delaying ice nucleation, and reducing ice adhesion strength is explored. In addition, various emerging strategies, such as bio-inspired anti-freeze proteins and photothermal materials are also highlighted.
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icephobicity
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Smart Surface Design for Efficient Ice Protection and Control
Irene Tagliaro, Carlo Antonini
2025
9780750360074
IOP Publishing Bristol, UK
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Bahal, S., Tavaststjerna, M., Sarkari, N., Patino, A., Rodriguez, G., A Atzemoglou, A., et al. (2025). Strategies for icephobicity and the role of surface chemistry. In C.A. Irene Tagliaro (a cura di), Smart Surface Design for Efficient Ice Protection and Control (pp. 1-44). IOP Publishing Bristol, UK [10.1088/978-0-7503-6009-8ch2].
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