Water cooling at ultra-high temperatures made possible by Hong Kong-led scientific breakthrough | South China Morning Post

A Hong Kong-led research team has cracked a centuries-old problem that has made it impossible to use water for cooling extremely hot surfaces, from rocket engines to frying pans. A new low-cost, thin and flexible film developed by scientists at the City University of Hong Kong with researchers in mainland China and …

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