An Integrated Glass Nanofluidic Device Enabling In‐situ Electrokinetic Probing of Water Confined in a Single Nanochannel under Pressure‐Driven Flow Conditions
Yan Xu, Baihui Xu
Abstract
Yan Xu, Baihui Xu
Abstract
In-situ measurement of streaming currents in a single nanochannel with femtoliter-scale volumes is achieved using an elaborately designed and fabricated glass nanofluidic chip with probe electrodes embedded within the nanochannel. The device and the method suggest a useful nanoscale tool enabling in situ understanding of the unique liquid properties observed in nanofluidic channels.
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In-situ measurement of streaming currents in a single nanochannel with femtoliter-scale volumes is achieved using an elaborately designed and fabricated glass nanofluidic chip with probe electrodes embedded within the nanochannel. The device and the method suggest a useful nanoscale tool enabling in situ understanding of the unique liquid properties observed in nanofluidic channels.
Key concepts: Electrokinetic phenomena, Nanotechnology, Nanofluidics, In situ, Nanoscopic scale, Materials science, Microfluidics, Streaming current