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titleOfInvention Hydrophobic and oleophobic encapsulating materials with alternating layers
abstract An encapsulating material is described which prevents water or oily materials from penetrating into the protective zone or device. The encapsulating material comprises layers alternating hydrophobic and oleophobic first layer and hydrophilic second layer. The second hydrophilic layer holds the water molecules and prevents them from moving. By alternating hydrophobic / oleophobic layers and hydrophilic layers (including hydrophobic layers having a thickness approximately equal to the thickness of the water molecule or hydroxide ion), the encapsulating material forms multiple, finite active wells in the hydrophilic layers. These potential wells confine water molecules, oxygen molecules, and hydroxyl ions to prevent migration through the encapsulating material.
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