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Effect of electrolyte concentration and symmetry on the heterogeneous surface charge in an electrically gated nanochannel

Kateb et al., 2020

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2760880245462783661
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Kateb M
Fathipour M
Kolahdouz M
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SN Applied Sciences

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The present study aims to investigate utilizing field effect for inducing heterogeneous surface charge and consequently changing the fluid flow in a solid-state nanochannel with converging–diverging periodicity. It is shown that the combination of geometry and applied …
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