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Liquid-liquid interface motion of a capsule motor powered by the interlayer Marangoni effect.

The journal of physical chemistry. B (2012-08-17)
Guanjia Zhao, Martin Pumera
ABSTRACT

A novel thin capsule motor has been described in this report. It utilizes the Marangoni effect for the solid capsule to run at a water-oil interlayer, which has not been reported previously. Intrinsic and environment factors influencing the motion were investigated. It is also possible for the velocity, direction, and start/stop of the motion of the capsule to be manipulated.

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