Induced-charge electrokinetics in rotating electric fields: A linear asymptotic analysis

Concerning the electroconvective analyte manipulation in microfluidics, we describe the basic physics of fluid flow driven by rotating induced-charge electro-osmosis (ROT-ICEO), which occurs on the planar surface of a single floating electrode in an external rotating electric field. First, based on...

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Published inPhysics of fluids (1994) Vol. 30; no. 6
Main Authors Ren, Yukun, Liu, Weiyu, Wang, Zhijie, Tao, Ye
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Abstract Concerning the electroconvective analyte manipulation in microfluidics, we describe the basic physics of fluid flow driven by rotating induced-charge electro-osmosis (ROT-ICEO), which occurs on the planar surface of a single floating electrode in an external rotating electric field. First, based on a linear asymptotic analysis, the dynamic flow stagnation line in ROT-ICEO induced on the bipolar electrode from a rotary Debye screening charge revolves synchronously with the applied rotating fields. A net hydrodynamic torque is then generated that acts on any fluid or particle sample to produce either a synchronous or asynchronous co-field rotation depending on the frequency of the ac signal. Next, from the synergy between the hydrodynamic and electrochemical ion relaxations, an analytical solution of the sample rotation rate subject to ROT-ICEO slipping on an ideally polarizable surface is obtained for different frequency ranges and determined by the transient nature of the rotating electro-osmotic flow oscillating at twice the field frequency. To visualize the flow field in ROT-ICEO, experiments were performed with fluorescent tracer nanoparticles; they exhibited concentric rotational behavior at the polarized phase interface. Formed like the arms of a nebula disk, the four twisted tails of nanoparticles can be arbitrarily directed under voltage-phase rectification. These experimental results are in good agreement with our mathematical simulations using the Debye–Hückel approximation on ROT-ICEO.
AbstractList Concerning the electroconvective analyte manipulation in microfluidics, we describe the basic physics of fluid flow driven by rotating induced-charge electro-osmosis (ROT-ICEO), which occurs on the planar surface of a single floating electrode in an external rotating electric field. First, based on a linear asymptotic analysis, the dynamic flow stagnation line in ROT-ICEO induced on the bipolar electrode from a rotary Debye screening charge revolves synchronously with the applied rotating fields. A net hydrodynamic torque is then generated that acts on any fluid or particle sample to produce either a synchronous or asynchronous co-field rotation depending on the frequency of the ac signal. Next, from the synergy between the hydrodynamic and electrochemical ion relaxations, an analytical solution of the sample rotation rate subject to ROT-ICEO slipping on an ideally polarizable surface is obtained for different frequency ranges and determined by the transient nature of the rotating electro-osmotic flow oscillating at twice the field frequency. To visualize the flow field in ROT-ICEO, experiments were performed with fluorescent tracer nanoparticles; they exhibited concentric rotational behavior at the polarized phase interface. Formed like the arms of a nebula disk, the four twisted tails of nanoparticles can be arbitrarily directed under voltage-phase rectification. These experimental results are in good agreement with our mathematical simulations using the Debye–Hückel approximation on ROT-ICEO.
Concerning the electroconvective analyte manipulation in microfluidics, we describe the basic physics of fluid flow driven by rotating induced-charge electro-osmosis (ROT-ICEO), which occurs on the planar surface of a single floating electrode in an external rotating electric field. First, based on a linear asymptotic analysis, the dynamic flow stagnation line in ROT-ICEO induced on the bipolar electrode from a rotary Debye screening charge revolves synchronously with the applied rotating fields. A net hydrodynamic torque is then generated that acts on any fluid or particle sample to produce either a synchronous or asynchronous co-field rotation depending on the frequency of the ac signal. Next, from the synergy between the hydrodynamic and electrochemical ion relaxations, an analytical solution of the sample rotation rate subject to ROT-ICEO slipping on an ideally polarizable surface is obtained for different frequency ranges and determined by the transient nature of the rotating electro-osmotic flow oscillating at twice the field frequency. To visualize the flow field in ROT-ICEO, experiments were performed with fluorescent tracer nanoparticles; they exhibited concentric rotational behavior at the polarized phase interface. Formed like the arms of a nebula disk, the four twisted tails of nanoparticles can be arbitrarily directed under voltage-phase rectification. These experimental results are in good agreement with our mathematical simulations using the Debye–Hückel approximation on ROT-ICEO.
Author Tao, Ye
Ren, Yukun
Wang, Zhijie
Liu, Weiyu
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