摘要： Nano?uids hold promise for a wide range of areas of industry. However, understanding the wetting behavior and deposition formation in the course of drying and spreading of nano?uids, particularly containing surfactants, is still poor. In this paper, the evaporation dynamics of quantum dot-based nano?uids and evaporation-driven self-assembly in nanocolloidal suspensions on hexamethyldisilazane-, polystyrene-, and polypropylene-coated hydrophobic surfaces have been studied experimentally. Moreover, for the very ?rst time, we make a step toward understanding the wetting dynamics of superspreader surfactant-laden nano?uids. It was revealed that drying of surfactant-free quantum dot nano?uids in contrast to pure liquids undergoes not three but four evaporation modes including last additional pinning mode when the contact angle decreases while the triple contact line is pinned by the nanocrystals. In contrast to previous studies, it was found out that addition of nanoparticles to aqueous surfactant solutions leads to deterioration of the spreading rate and to formation of a double co?ee ring. For all surfaces examined, superspreading in the presence and absence of quantum dot nanoparticles takes place. Despite the formation of co?ee rings on all substrates, they have di?erent morphologies. In particular, the knot-like structures are incorporated into the ring on hexamethyldisilazane- and polystyrene-coated surfaces.