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This document summarizes a presentation on protecting platinum catalysts for micro-scale autonomous swimmers operating in human serum. The presentation discusses how human serum reduces swimmers' velocity due to platinum degradation and outlines the project's objective to analyze protective coatings like silica. The scientific approach explores varying coating thickness and peroxide concentrations to shield platinum while propelling swimmers in complex fluids like serum. Significance includes applications in microfluidics and lab-on-a-chip devices operating outside the body.
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- 6. 30/01/2017 © The University of Sheffield 6 Objective Aims of my Project • Analyse the effectiveness of porous coatings such as silica in protecting the platinum catalyst. • By varying coating thickness, peroxide concentrations and exploring alternative coating
- 7. 30/01/2017 © The University of Sheffield 7 Scientific Approach Pt Polystyrene H2O2 H2O2 H2O O2
- 8. 30/01/2017 © The University of Sheffield 8 The Real World Significance of the Project • Microfluidics • Micron-scale fluid pumps • Lab on a Chip outside the body Restrepo-Perez, L. R., 2014. Trappiing self-propelled micromotors with microfabricated chevron and heart shaped chips. Royal Society Of Chemistry, 14, 1515-1518. Add to MyReferences
- 9. Conclusion • Autonomous Swimmers • Protection of Platinum using Silica • Trying to use in Human Serum • Microfluidics/ Lab on a chip 30/01/2017 © The University of Sheffield 9