2019
DOI: 10.7567/1882-0786/ab474f
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Optical tweezers assisted controllable formation and precise manipulation of microdroplet

Abstract: We demonstrate an optical method to realize controllable formation and precise manipulation of microdroplet using optical tweezers (OT). With the irradiation of a highly focused laser into the mixture of inorganic phosphate buffered saline (PBS) and organic solvent isopropanol, a microdroplet was gradually formed at the center of the trap. The size and the growth rate of the microdroplet could be precisely controlled by regulating the laser power and the proportion of two solvents in the mixture. Furthermore, … Show more

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“…To meet the consistency of the experiment, we select the same volume ratio consistent with the previous study (4 : 1 for IPA : PBS). 13 Therefore, the 1 ml of PBS is first diluted with 4 ml of high-purity IPA, and subsequently loaded into the injector as the typical raw aqueous sample in this study. Apart from these, no other ingredients are used.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…To meet the consistency of the experiment, we select the same volume ratio consistent with the previous study (4 : 1 for IPA : PBS). 13 Therefore, the 1 ml of PBS is first diluted with 4 ml of high-purity IPA, and subsequently loaded into the injector as the typical raw aqueous sample in this study. Apart from these, no other ingredients are used.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies suggest that the deformability of the droplet could be affected by the salinity of the aqueous solution 19 , thus the volume ratio of IPA to PBS could directly influence the efficiency of the optical tweezers based droplet generation. To meet the consistency of the experiment, we select the same volume ratio consistent as the previous study (4:1 for IPA: PBS) 13 . Therefore, the 1 ml of PBS is firstly diluted with 4 ml of high-purity IPA, and subsequently loaded into the injector as the typical raw aqueous sample in this study.…”
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confidence: 99%
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