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Polymer coatings are a choice for icephobic coating.
Different composition of polymeric coatings has been applied widely in the different branches of industries. 


During freezing, water will penetrate the topography of a surface, which
increases the ice-surface- contact area that increases the ice adhesion strength.
Good
icephobic coatings have the proper combination of wettability (hydrophobic or superhydrophobic), suitable surface roughness and low surface free energy.
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