“…This process was also described as micro and nanotexturing of polymers, and gave superhydrophilic nanostructured surfaces, while a subsequent fluorocarbon plasma deposition [29] could render them superhydrophobic and antireflective as described in Tserepi et al [30], Vourdas et al [31] and Kontziampasis et al [32]. Plasma nanotexturing was also used in low density plasma etching reactors by many other groups, see for example the work by Wohlfart et al [33], [34] for PET, Balu for paper [35], Fernández-Blázquez [36] for various organic polymers, Palumbo et al [ Fig. 2(iv) shows PC (left) and PS (right) surfaces [38], Fig.…”