Influence of Asymmetry and Driving Forces on the Propulsion of Bubble-Propelled Catalytic Micromotors.
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ABSTRACT: Bubble-propelled catalytic micromotors have recently been attracting much attention. A bubble-propulsion mechanism has the advantage of producing a stronger force and higher speed than other mechanisms for catalytic micromotors, but the nature of the fluctuated bubble generation process affects the motions of the micromotors, making it difficult to control their motions. Thus, understanding of the influence of fluctuating bubble propulsion on the motions of catalytic micromotors is important in exploiting the advantages of bubble-propelled micromotors. Here, we report experimental demonstrations of the bubble-propelled motions of propeller-shaped micromotors and numerical analyses of the influence of fluctuating bubble propulsion on the motions of propeller-shaped micromotors. We found tha
SUBMITTER: Hayakawa M
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6190221 | biostudies-literature | 2016 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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