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      Catalytic Janus motors on microfluidic chip: deterministic motion for targeted cargo delivery.

      ACS Nano
      Catalysis, Hydrogen Peroxide, chemistry, Magnetic Fields, Microfluidic Analytical Techniques, methods, Motion

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          We fabricated self-powered colloidal Janus motors combining catalytic and magnetic cap structures, and demonstrated their performance for manipulation (uploading, transportation, delivery) and sorting of microobjects on microfluidic chips. The specific magnetic properties of the Janus motors are provided by ultrathin multilayer films that are designed to align the magnetic moment along the main symmetry axis of the cap. This unique property allows a deterministic motion of the Janus particles at a large scale when guided in an external magnetic field. The observed directional control of the motion combined with extensive functionality of the colloidal Janus motors conceptually opens a straightforward route for targeted delivery of species, which are relevant in the field of chemistry, biology, and medicine.

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          22424213
          10.1021/nn300413p

          Chemistry
          Catalysis,Hydrogen Peroxide,chemistry,Magnetic Fields,Microfluidic Analytical Techniques,methods,Motion

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