AC Electric-Field-Induced Fluid Flow in Microelectrodes

During the AC electrokinetic manipulation of particles in suspension on microelectrode structures, strong frequency-dependent fluid flow is observed. The fluid movement is predominant at frequencies below the reciprocal charge relaxation time, with a reproducible pattern occurring close to and acros...

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Published in:Journal of colloid and interface science 1999-09, Vol.217 (2), p.420-422
Main Authors: Ramos, Antonio, Morgan, Hywel, Green, Nicolas G, Castellanos, Antonio
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electroosmosis
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