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Acoustically driven vertical coalescence of liquid marbles
Liquid Marbles (LMs) are liquid droplets coated with a shell of micro- or nanoparticles. These versatile structures hold promise for diverse applications, including microreactors, gas sensors, and fluid pumps.
Nguyen, Nam-Trung +3 more
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Non-contact Electrocoalescence Of Liquid Marbles For Triggered Bio-reactions [PDF]
Liquid marbles need to be controlled precisely to benefit applications, for instance, as microreactors on digital microfluidic platforms for chemical and biological assays.
Shum, Ho Cheung +5 more
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Hydrophobically Modified Gelatin Particles for Production of Liquid Marbles. [PDF]
Takei T +5 more
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Boolean Gates Based on Liquid Marbles
Liquid Marbles are liquid droplets encapsulated by hydrophobic powder particles. They offer an efficient approach to handling liquids due to their non-wetting nature. In this work, starting from the interaction gate proposed in the literature, we describe how the logic gates AND, XOR, OR, NOT, NAND, and NOR could be realized.
Luca Cavenaghi +2 more
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Manipulation of liquid marbles by electric field and its applications
To manipulate liquid marbles by electric field, the fundamental understanding on how liquid marbles response to the electric field is of crucial importance.
傅相余, Fu, Xiangyu
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Liquid marbles, floating droplets: preparations, properties, operations and applications. [PDF]
Sun Y +6 more
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Liquid marbles are gaining increased attention because of their added advantages such as low evaporation rates, less friction, and ease of manipulation over the pristine liquid drop.
Yadav, Ajeet Singh +3 more
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Magnetic nanofluid‐based liquid marble for a self‐powered mechanosensation
Magnetic nanofluid possesses the characteristic of interfering with the propagation of the magnetic field, endowing it with the sensing property in motion.
Manhui Chen +6 more
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Self-Propelled Aero-GaN Based Liquid Marbles Exhibiting Pulsed Rotation on the Water Surface. [PDF]
Braniste T +7 more
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Interfacial phenomena of liquid marbles : compression, impact, and coalescence
Liquid marbles are unique non-wetting droplets stabilized by micro- or nano-scaled solid particles in a gaseous environment. These particle-stabilized droplets act as tri-phase entities by providing microscale air-liquid-solid joint interfaces ...
張雅各, Zhang, Yage
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