Ng, 2017 - Google Patents
Self-propulsion and mixing of microdroplets through surface tension gradientNg, 2017
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The topic researched for this thesis pertains to the transport and mixing of liquids in the micro-scale. With microfluidic applications in mind, the aim of this research is to further understand and investigate the role of surface tension gradient in the behavior of liquid …
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