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Ahamed et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Fine-tuning the characteristic of the applied potential to improve AC-iEK separations of microparticles

Ahamed et al., 2023

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3844075557564983028
Author
Ahamed N
Mendiola-Escobedo C
Ernst O
Perez-Gonzalez V
Lapizco-Encinas B
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Analytical Chemistry

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There is an immediate need for the development of rapid and reliable methods for microparticle and cell assessments, and electrokinetic (EK) phenomena can be exploited to meet that need in a low cost and label-free fashion. The present study combines modeling …
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