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Light-driven formation and rupture of droplet bilayers

Dixit et al., 2010

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4504373992648957600
Author
Dixit S
Kim H
Vasilyev A
Eid A
Faris G
Publication year
Publication venue
Langmuir

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We demonstrate the optical manipulation of nanoliter aqueous droplets containing surfactant or lipid molecules and immersed in an organic liquid using near-infrared light. The resulting emulsion droplets are manipulated using both the thermocapillary effect and convective fluid …
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