Electroviscous drag on squeezing motion in sphere-plane geometry
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Physical Review E. 2022, vol. 105, n° 6, p. 064606
American Physical Society (APS)
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Theoretically and experimentally, we study electroviscous phenomena resulting from charge-flow coupling in a nanoscale capillary. Our theoretical approach relies on Poisson-Boltzmann mean-field theory and on coupled linear ...Lire la suite >
Theoretically and experimentally, we study electroviscous phenomena resulting from charge-flow coupling in a nanoscale capillary. Our theoretical approach relies on Poisson-Boltzmann mean-field theory and on coupled linear relations for charge and hydrodynamic flows, including electro-osmosis and charge advection. With respect to the unperturbed Poiseuille flow, we define an electroviscous coupling parameter ξ , which turns out to be maximum where the film height h 0 is comparable to the Debye screening length λ. We also present dynamic atomic force microscopy data for the viscoelastic response of a confined water film in sphere-plane geometry; our theory provides a quantitative description for the electroviscous drag coefficient and the electrostatic repulsion as a function of the film height, with the surface charge density as the only free parameter. Charge regulation sets in at even smaller distances.< Réduire
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