Surface Tension Effects in Nanochannels: Capillary Filling and Negative Pressure

Niels R. Tas; Jeroen Haneveld; Henri V. Jansen; Miko Elwenspoek

Surface Tension Effects in Nanochannels: Capillary Filling and Negative Pressure

Niels R. Tas, Jeroen Haneveld, Henri V. Jansen, Miko Elwenspoek

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Surface tension effects become very prominent at the nano scale due to the high surface to volume ratio. One example is the occurrence of capillary negative pressure, which could be directly observed and measured in a nanochannel due to the deformation of the elastic channel capping under the pressure load

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 29 Oct 2006
Event	210th Electrochemical Society Meeting, ECS 2006 - Cancún, Mexico Duration: 29 Oct 2006 → 3 Nov 2006

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Conference	210th Electrochemical Society Meeting, ECS 2006
Abbreviated title	ECS 2006
Country/Territory	Mexico
City	Cancún
Period	29/10/06 → 3/11/06

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Surface Tension Effects in Nanochannels: Capillary Filling and Negative Pressure

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