Electroosmotic flow (EOF) is a ubiquitous phenomenon at the solid–liquid interface when an
external electric field is applied. Despite its prevalence, the characteristics and mechanisms …

Nonlinearity of electroosmotic flows (EOFs) is ubiquitous and plays a crucial role in ion
transport, specimen mixing, electrochemistry reaction, and electric energy storage and …

Electroosmotic flows (EOFs) on insulated interfacial surface commonly exists as interfacial
flows. Previously theoretical studies indicate that EOFs of Newtonian fluids on the insulated …

Abstract pH is usually used to assess the corrosion resistance and bacteriostasis of
lubricants. In this paper, the electroosmotic and tribological characteristics of water-based …

In most electrokinetic flows in micro-/nanofluidics, electroosmotic flow (EOF) is always a
fundamental phenomenon. When an external AC electric field is applied, there will be a …

The zeta ($\zeta $) potential is a pivotal metric for characterizing the electric field topology
within an electric double layer-an important phenomenon on phase interface. It underpins …

In interfacial science and microfluidics, there is an increasing need for improving the ability
to measure flow velocity profiles in the sub-micrometer range to better understand transport …

Electrokinetic flow can be generated as a highly coupled phenomenon among velocity
fields, electric conductivity fields, and electric fields. It can exhibit different responses to AC …

Time periodic electro-osmosis (TPEO) is a popular means to pump liquids or manipulate
species of interest in today's micro-and nanofluidic devices. In this article, we propose a …