Neutralized Micro-Droplet Generated by On-Chip Electrohydrodynamic
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Bui, TT
Tran, CD
Chu, TD
Vu, HT
Dao, DV
Dau, VT
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A new conceptual design of electrospray has been developed to generate neutralized micro-droplet using on-chip electro-hydrodynamic. A prototype of a bipolar electrostatic atomization with chambered nozzle tips has been carried out to demonstrate the capability of spaying viable, safe, neutral and alternative droplets which can be applied in micro/nano-encapsulation, bio-scaffold production and also the polymeric micro/nanoparticle fabrication over conventional fabrication techniques as well as the direct current electro-spraying/electrospinning. Several initially experimental results as presented through this work have shown the potential application of the present device in drug delivery.
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Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS)
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Nguyen, HT; Bui, TT; Tran, CD; Chu, TD; Vu, HT; Dao, DV; Dau, VT, Neutralized Micro-Droplet Generated by On-Chip Electrohydrodynamic, Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS), 2021, 2021-January, pp. 563-566