Study on Flow of Ionic Liquids under Electromagnetic Drive

Jing Wan; Jun Qiang Yang; Zi Wei Ying; Ya Ting Shen; Yan Zuo; Zhong Cheng Liang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.694.301

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Study on Flow of Ionic Liquids under Electromagnetic Drive

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Room temperature ionic liquids are new emerging materials. However, ionic liquids are applied mainly in Chemistry field and are rarely used in microfluidics although they are also good photoelectric medium material. Here ionic liquids are used as a new type of microfluidic fluids, and the flow performance of ionic liquids under electromagnetic drive is researched so as to promote their application in microfluidics. The flow rates can be up to 3.9μl/s and 9.7μl/s at applied direct-current potentials of 6 and 8 V, respectively, in a 0.5T magnetic field. Meanwhile the time performances of ionic liquids in electromagnetic field are researched. The experiment data are in accord with the theory results calculated by the numerical simulation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 694)

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Jing Wan*, Jun Qiang Yang, Zi Wei Ying, Ya Ting Shen, Yan Zuo, Zhong Cheng Liang

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Electromagnetic Drive, Flow Rate, Ionic Liquid (IL), Time Performance

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