“…Other carbon nanomaterials are used in superhydrophobic and superoleophilic porous membranes, [40] coatings of wood, [49] and for the fabrication of surfaces with controlled electrical conductivity [50]. Carbon cloth-based superhydrophobic materials [51] and perfluorododecylated hydrophobic graphene nanoribbons, [52] have been applied for the fabrication of anti-icing surfaces, while carbon nanoonions for the hydrophobization of metals [53]. Interesting plasmainduced properties of carbon nanowalls [54] (WCA = 170 • ) have been also reported.…”