Continuous Separation of Submicron Particles Using Angled Electrode
Continuous Separation of Submicron Particles Using Angled Electrode
This paper presents a method for the continuous flow-through dielectrophoretic separation of particles using a device incorporating microelectrode arrays. The operation of the device is demonstrated using samples of colloidal latex spheres. The separation is greater in higher medium conductivities. The angled electrode array achieves 100% spatial separation at the end of the array which can then physically be separated simply by means of a channel junction.
Yunus, Nurul A M
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Green, Nicolas G
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2008
Yunus, Nurul A M
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Green, Nicolas G
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Yunus, Nurul A M and Green, Nicolas G
(2008)
Continuous Separation of Submicron Particles Using Angled Electrode.
Electrostatics 2007: 12th international conference on Electrostatics, St Catherines College, Oxford, United Kingdom.
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This paper presents a method for the continuous flow-through dielectrophoretic separation of particles using a device incorporating microelectrode arrays. The operation of the device is demonstrated using samples of colloidal latex spheres. The separation is greater in higher medium conductivities. The angled electrode array achieves 100% spatial separation at the end of the array which can then physically be separated simply by means of a channel junction.
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Published date: 2008
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Electrostatics 2007: 12th international conference on Electrostatics, St Catherines College, Oxford, United Kingdom, 2008-01-01
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Nanoelectronics and Nanotechnology
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/265611
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Nurul A M Yunus
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Nicolas G Green
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