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Theory, controls parameter and application of the packed-bed electroosmotic pump

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Theory and controls parameters affecting the output pressure and flow rate of the packed-bed electroosmotic pump (p-EOP), including zeta potential ζ electric intensity E, length of the column L, cross-section area of the column A, dielectric constant ε and viscosity coefficient η of the liquid being pumped, are discussed concisely. And also, the fabrication and application of the p-EOP are introduced.

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    Lingxin Chen, Yafeng Guan, Jiping Ma, Xin Shu & Feng Tan

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Chen, L., Guan, Y., Ma, J. et al. Theory, controls parameter and application of the packed-bed electroosmotic pump. Chin.Sci.Bull. 48, 2572–2577 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1360/03wb0051

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