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Electrowetting-Dominated Instability of Cassie Droplets on Superlyophobic Pillared Surfaces
The liquid–air interface of Cassie droplets on superhydrophobic/superlyophobic surfaces has been directly captured with a high-precision laser displacement meter.
Yuji Suzuki (529471) +5 more
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Electrowetting without Electrolysis on Self-Healing Dielectrics
An electrowetting system with protection against dielectric breakdown is presented. It comprises an electrolyte and a Parylene-C film deposited on an aluminum electrode.
Stein Kuiper (2203885) +3 more
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Moving contact line problem: Advances and perspectives
The solid-liquid interface, which is ubiquitous in nature and our daily life, plays fundamental roles in a variety of physical-chemical-biological-mechanical phenomena, for example in lubrication, crystal growth, and many biological reactions that govern
Yapu Zhao
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Highlights Ionomers (PIL1‐d, Nafion, Sustainion XA9 & PTFE) have a significant effect on the performance of SnO2‐based gas diffusion electrodes (GDE) for eCO2RR. PIL1‐d effectively stabilizes SnO2 catalyst nanoparticles in spray‐coating inks and enhances eCO2RR towards formic acid.
Andrea Loi +10 more
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Precursor Film in Dynamic Wetting, Electrowetting, and Electro-Elasto-Capillarity
Dynamic wetting and electrowetting are explored using molecular dynamics simulations. The propagation of the precursor film (PF) is fast and obeys the power law with respect to time. Against the former studies, we find the PF is no slip and solidlike. As
袁泉子, Zhao YP, 赵亚溥
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A tubular electrowetting pump moves alternating droplets through a millimeter‐wide channel in discrete, reversible steps, functioning as a fluidic stepper motor. With no moving parts and electrodes insulated from the liquid, it delivers silent, accurate flow. Flexibility allows the pump to be woven directly into textiles for wearable, medical, and soft‐
Robert Hennig, Herbert Shea
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Voltage induced spreading and liquid optical devices [PDF]
An experimental investigation has been carried out into Liquid dielectrophoresis (LDEP), in which dielectric forces are used to actuate bulk liquid spreading and to imprint a deformation pattern at a liquid air surface.
Sampara, N
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Electrowetting on conductors: anatomy of the phenomenon [PDF]
We have recently reported that reversible electrowetting can be observed on the basal plane of graphite, without the presence of a dielectric layer, in both liquid/air and liquid/liquid configurations. The influence of carbon structure on the wetting phenomenon is investigated in more detail here.
Kontad Ounnunkad +6 more
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Multilayered Digital Microfluidic Chip for Cell‐Based Assays
A multilayered digital microfluidic (mDMF) chip architecture is introduced to improve throughput and robustness in cell‐based assays. By multilayering electrode components and dielectric layers on glass, this design significantly reduces actuation voltage, maintains reliability, and enables expansion of the operational area with minimum current leakage.
Mert Ozden +2 more
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Electrowetting on curved surfaces
In this work, we explore the influence of the surface curvature on the contact angle in electrowetting (EW). By using the method of energy minimization, an extended EW equation for EW on curved surfaces is obtained.
Zhao YP(赵亚溥) +2 more
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