Capillary Force in the Particle-Particle-Substrate System

Li Yang; Jun Hui Hu; Nan Sheng; Ling Jiang Kong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.232.292

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Capillary Force in the Particle-Particle-Substrate System

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The prediction and the control of the magnitude of the capillary force are essential for the micromanipulation techniques. It is generally considered that the capillary force is an effective and reliable scheme for micromanipulation. In this paper, a very complicated calculation process for the theoretical capillary force is reviewed, and a practical approximate formula for the calculation of the total capillary force in the particle-particle-substrate system is proposed. Comparison is made between the approximation and theoretical results and good agreement is found. It is suggesting that the approximate formula can be applicable for the evaluation of the capillary force in the micromanipulation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 232)

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Li Yang, Jun Hui Hu, Nan Sheng, Ling Jiang Kong

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Approximate Formula, Capillary Force, Contact Angle (CA), Hydrophilicity, Hydrophobicity, Particle-Particle-Substrate System

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