Abstract:We report the production of bicomponent Janus filaments of miscible aqueous fluids in a microfluidic electro-flow focusing device under the action of an AC electric field. The production of liquid filaments can lead to the generation of microfibers by adding a subsequent process of polymerization. Janus microfibers are of paramount importance in biomedical applications such as tissue production on crimped scaffolds. We show that the filament length is a function of the frequency signal, voltage amplitude and o… Show more
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