Laser Driven Paraffin Microsphere Transportation on a Single Carbon Nanocoil

Yan Ming Sun; Yu Li Liu; He Ma; Lu Jun Pan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.818.141

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Laser Driven Paraffin Microsphere Transportation on a Single Carbon Nanocoil

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Laser driven mass transportation on a single carbon nanocoil (CNC) has been investigated, by regulating the controlling current and the laser focus position. It is found that a paraffin microsphere on a single CNC can be removed by the irradiation of an infrared laser beam on the CNC body near themicrosphere. This phenomenon is explained by a thermal driven forceresulted by a temperature gradient along the CNC around the irradiation spot wherethe laser energy is transformed into thermal energy.

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Yan Ming Sun, Yu Li Liu, He Ma, Lu Jun Pan

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Carbon Nanocoil, Laser Irradiation, Mass Transportation, Paraffin Microsphere

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