Liao Mai-Jia1, 2, Wei Ming-Tzo3, Xu Shi-Xin4, Daniel Ou-Yang H2, 3, ‡, Sheng Ping1, §
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The difference between γ
S and γ
E, using Eq. (13). (a) External force F
ext at interfacial region shows linear dependence with sphere velocity v. The open circles indicate five different values of v. The red dashed line denotes the best fitting with a slope
1.45
×
10
−
8
kg
·
s
−
1
, which is very close to the Stokes drag coefficient
1.41
×
10
−
8
kg
·
s
−
1
(
=
6
π
η
a
,
3% lower than the slope). The external force becomes zero when v is exactly at the electrophoretic velocity. The external electric field strength was maintained at
E
∞
=
500
V
/m. (b) Viscous force F
visc at interfacial region with sphere velocity
v
=
μ
E
E
∞
. The external electric field strength is varied from 100 V/m to 500 V/m in 100 V/m steps. The red dashed line indicates fitting with slope
2.9
×
10
−
8
kg
·
s
−
1
(
=
2.1
×
6
π
η
a
). All simulations were performed with surface charge density
σ
=
−
7
×
10
3
e
/
μ
m
2
, radius
a
=
0.75
μ
m
, and ionic strength 0.01 mM (λ
D=100 nm).
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