Low voltage driven surface micro-flow by Joule heating

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Abstract

We report an electrically controlled micro-flow of liquid on Au-patterned glass surfaces with a driving voltage lower than 10 volts. The Joule heating produced by electrical current passing through the Au layer activates the selective wetting of liquids, performing complicated micro-flow control over pre-designed circuits. Transportation and serial dilution of the dye molecules in the liquid are further demonstrated.

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Wang, H., Wang, S. G., Kan, J. J., Deng, X. Y., Wang, W. C., Wu, M. H., & Lei, Y. (2017). Low voltage driven surface micro-flow by Joule heating. RSC Advances, 7(47), 29464–29468. https://doi.org/10.1039/c7ra03259e

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