Continuous Separation of Submicron Particles Using Angled Electrodes - art. no. 012068
Continuous Separation of Submicron Particles Using Angled Electrodes - art. no. 012068
Dielectrophoretic separation of particles is achieved by the generation of electric forces on the particles by non-uniform electric fields. This paper presents a technique based on negative dielectrophoresis in a novel design of electrode array for the non-contact separation of polarisable particles. Angled electrodes are used to generate a lateral force in a microfluidic channel separating a mixed stream of particles into distinct streams of constituent components and achieving a high degree of spatial separation.
12068-12068
Yunus, NAM
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Green, NG
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2009
Yunus, NAM
119a9091-df6b-48ad-85f8-4b07bd0d0b02
Green, NG
d9b47269-c426-41fd-a41d-5f4579faa581
Yunus, NAM and Green, NG
(2009)
Continuous Separation of Submicron Particles Using Angled Electrodes - art. no. 012068.
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Journal of Physics: Conference Series.
(Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 142)
2008 ed.
Electrostatics 2007: 12th international conference on Electrostatics (01/01/08)
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Dielectrophoretic separation of particles is achieved by the generation of electric forces on the particles by non-uniform electric fields. This paper presents a technique based on negative dielectrophoresis in a novel design of electrode array for the non-contact separation of polarisable particles. Angled electrodes are used to generate a lateral force in a microfluidic channel separating a mixed stream of particles into distinct streams of constituent components and achieving a high degree of spatial separation.
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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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NG Green
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