Nanometer-thick lateral polyelectrolyte micropatterns induce macrosopic electro-osmotic chaotic fluid instabilities

M. Wessling; L. Garrigós Morcillo; S. Abdu

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Nanometer-thick lateral polyelectrolyte micropatterns induce macrosopic electro-osmotic chaotic fluid instabilities

M. Wessling L. Garrigós Morcillo S. Abdu

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M. Wessling, L. Garrigós Morcillo, S. Abdu (2014). Nanometer-thick lateral polyelectrolyte micropatterns induce macrosopic electro-osmotic chaotic fluid instabilities. Scientific Reports, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/srep04294

Nanometer-thick lateral polyelectrolyte micropatterns induce macrosopic electro-osmotic chaotic fluid instabilities

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