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Patterned Substrates Unlock Self-Electrophoretic Phenomenon in Active Janus Microswimmers
Inert colloids half-coated with platinum (Pt) are a standard model of chemically powered active particles, yet the microscopic origins of their propulsion in hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) remain difficult to dissect experimentally. Whereas self-diffusiophoresis was the prevailing theory, self-electrophor
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