Manipulating Pico- to Nanoliter Droplets on Surfaces without Sticking

Manipulating Pico- to Nanoliter Droplets on Surfaces without Sticking

Droplet manipulation on surfaces is ubiquitous in many industrial fields. Liquid-repellent surfaces are required to facilitate manipulation because sticking restricts droplet motion. Various liquid-repellent surfaces have been used to manipulate microliter droplets. However, classical surfaces suffe...

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Main Author: Mizuki Tenjimbayashi (1437727) (author)
Other Authors: Shunto Arai (5593913) (author), Hiroshi Mizoguchi (1703674) (author), Satoshi Ishii (249457) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biophysics
Infectious Diseases
Space Science
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Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
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many industrial fields
fluid shape reconfigurability
downsizing fluidic systems
approach facilitates diverse
complex multiway manipulation
sprayed droplets enables
manipulate microliter droplets
picoliter droplets slide
classical surfaces suffer
dynamic particle coating
particle coating changes
coated picoliter droplets
picoliter droplets
facilitate manipulation
nanoliter droplets
subnanonewton range
study demonstrates
repellent surfaces
nonsticking property
highly spherical
energy particles
allowing separation
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