Driven colloidal particles exhibit a number of interesting nonequilibrium effects. In order to study these effects the driving mechanisms have to be understood in detail. In this paper we show three different driving mechanisms: driving by gravity, by a gradient in a magnetic field, and by a local chemical reaction. The first mechanism can be used to drive a large variety of particles, while the latter two require specially designed particles. We will describe the design of such particles and discuss differences and similarities of the driving mechanisms.
Various driving mechanisms for generating motion of colloidal particles
A. Erbe,M. Zientara,L. Baraban,C. Kreidler,P. Leiderer
Published 2008 in Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter
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2008
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Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter
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2008-09-10
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Materials Science, Physics
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