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20 August 2020 Application of self-assembled plasmonic structures for micro fluidic control and sensing
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Abstract
We experimentally investigate the simultaneous microfluidic control and visualization of a heated region using gold nanoisland/VO2 thin films. Gold nanoisland/VO2 thin films are self-assembled using sputtering and glancing angle deposition techniques. The film shows a metal-insulator transition at approximately 70 °C. Therefore, the film is beneficial for visualizing the heated region inside the microfluidic chamber under a simple optical microscope. Furthermore, the photothermal property of the thin film enables a microbubble and a rapid Marangoni flow to be generated in water. The region heated above 70 °C around the bubble is visualized by the metal- insulator transition of the film. The visualization shows that the Marangoni flow is generated when a portion of the bubble is heated above 70 °C.
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Kyoko Namura, Samir Kumar, and Motofumi Suzuki "Application of self-assembled plasmonic structures for micro fluidic control and sensing", Proc. SPIE 11462, Plasmonics: Design, Materials, Fabrication, Characterization, and Applications XVIII, 114621Q (20 August 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2568268
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KEYWORDS
Gold

Thin films

Microfluidics

Visualization

Nanoparticles

Sputter deposition

Optical microscopes

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