<p>Superamphiphobic and flame-retardant fabrics offer effective protection for firefighters and industrial workers operating under hazardous conditions. However, limitations in deformation resistance, wear comfort, and environmental adaptability hinder their practical applications. Here, a monolithic hierarchical macro-/micro-/nanostructure is constructed to achieve durable repellency against water and oils, even under significant deformations. This coating integrates fluorinated nanoparticles, flame retardant microparticles, and a cross-linking adhesive. Hydrogen bonding and the adhesive define the coating’s morphology, robustness, and adaptability. The coated surface exhibits an ultralow water adhesion force (0.002 mN) and excellent anti-fouling performance against extreme temperatures (100 °C, −196 °C) and corrosive liquids, including aqua regia and concentrated H<sub>2</sub>SO<sub>4</sub>. Upon fire exposure, the coating enables self-extinguishing behavior on cotton fabrics. The coated fabrics also demonstrate remarkable mechanical and UV resistance while preserving wear comfort. Overall, we achieve a balance between desirable properties and wear comfort in superamphiphobic, flame-retardant fabrics, enabling protective clothing applications previously unattainable.</p>

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Deformation resistant monolithic hierarchical textures inducing stretchable superamphiphobicity with environmental adaptability and flame retardancy

  • Chun-Bo Li,
  • Fang Wang,
  • Yi-Yang Wang,
  • Mei-Lin Guo,
  • Jin-Le Li,
  • Cong Deng,
  • Fei Song,
  • Wei Yang,
  • Yu-Zhong Wang

摘要

Superamphiphobic and flame-retardant fabrics offer effective protection for firefighters and industrial workers operating under hazardous conditions. However, limitations in deformation resistance, wear comfort, and environmental adaptability hinder their practical applications. Here, a monolithic hierarchical macro-/micro-/nanostructure is constructed to achieve durable repellency against water and oils, even under significant deformations. This coating integrates fluorinated nanoparticles, flame retardant microparticles, and a cross-linking adhesive. Hydrogen bonding and the adhesive define the coating’s morphology, robustness, and adaptability. The coated surface exhibits an ultralow water adhesion force (0.002 mN) and excellent anti-fouling performance against extreme temperatures (100 °C, −196 °C) and corrosive liquids, including aqua regia and concentrated H2SO4. Upon fire exposure, the coating enables self-extinguishing behavior on cotton fabrics. The coated fabrics also demonstrate remarkable mechanical and UV resistance while preserving wear comfort. Overall, we achieve a balance between desirable properties and wear comfort in superamphiphobic, flame-retardant fabrics, enabling protective clothing applications previously unattainable.