Reversible tuning of the wettability on a silver mesodendritic surface by the formation and disruption of lipid-like bilayers

- We report a reversible solvent-induced transition from superhydrophobicity to hydrophilicity.
- We tuned reversibly the wettability based on the silver mesodendritic structure.
- The lipid-like bilayers are formed via non-covalent bond.
- Wettability switching on liquid/solid interfaces was achieved by tuning the surface chemical composition.