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Ice Microfluidics - Ice as Size-Tunable Separation Field and Physicochemical Nature of Freeze Concentrated Solutions (Paperback, 1st ed. 2019)
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Ice Microfluidics - Ice as Size-Tunable Separation Field and Physicochemical Nature of Freeze Concentrated Solutions (Paperback, 1st ed. 2019)
Series: Springer Theses
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This book explores the possibility of using micro/nanostructures
formed on the doped ice surface as a novel separation platform. In
addition, it provides comprehensive information on the nature of
freeze-concentrated solutions (FCSs) and the ice/FCS interface,
which play important roles in the natural environment and
industrial processes alike. The book proposes a novel
size-selective separation approach using channels formed on the
doped ice surface. The separation is based on the physical
interaction of analytes with channel walls, which is controlled by
varying the channel width through temperature and dopant
concentration changes. It also shows the precise control of the
channel width to be in a range of 200 nm-4 m and demonstrates the
size-selective separation of microspheres, cells, and DNA. The
physicochemical properties of FCSs are measured to reveal the
nature of the ice/FCS interface, and the zeta potentials of ice are
measured by determining EOF rates in a microchannel fabricated in
the ice. The deprotonation at OH dangling bonds and adsorption of
ions are also discussed. The viscosities of FCSs confined in
micro/nanospaces are evaluated by means of two spectroscopic
methods. When an FCS is confined in small spaces surrounded by ice,
the viscosity increases compared to that in a bulk solution.
Interestingly, this viscosity enhancement occurs even though its
size is on the micrometer scale. These parameters are essential to
discussing the unique phenomena occurring in FCSs. This book
provides an explanation of the scientific processes taking place in
FCSs, and reveals the potential that frozen solutions hold as
innovative micro/nanofluidic devices and reaction platforms.
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