Also see: Other Conductive Spheres: Conductive Silver Metal Coated Microspheres
Other Soda Lime Spheres: Solid Soda Lime Glass Spheres and Microspheres

Particles in Size Range: > 85%
Spherical Particles: >85%
Density: varies based on particle size
Softening Temperature: ~650C

Wisdom, K. M., Watson, J. A., Qu, X., Liu, F., Watson, G. S., & Chen, C. H. (2013). Self-cleaning of superhydrophobic surfaces by self-propelled jumping condensate. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 110(20), 7992–7997. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1210770110

• Here, we demonstrate a unique self-cleaning mechanism whereby the contaminated superhydrophobic surface is exposed to condensing water vapor, and the contaminants are autonomously removed by the self-propelled jumping motion of the resulting liquid condensate, which partially covers or fully encloses the contaminating particles. The jumping motion off the superhydrophobic surface is powered by the surface energy released upon coalescence of the condensed water phase around the contaminants. For the study of particle removal processes, large particles were used: silver-coated solid glass spheres with a diameter range of 43–62 µm (Cospheric SLGMS-AG) and PMMA spheres with a diameter range of 90–106 µm (Cospheric PMPMS).