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Mini-Generator of Electrical Power Exploiting the Marangoni Flow Inspired Self-Propulsion

M. Frenkel, A. Vilk, I. Legchenkova, S. Shoval, E. Bormashenko2019ACS Omega 4, 15265–15268doi:10.1021/acsomega.9b02257

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Open access (PMC6751999). Camphor emitted from floating polymer rotors lowers the water surface tension asymmetrically; the solutocapillary Marangoni stress rotates the rotor, whose permanent magnets induce a current in a stationary 800-turn coil (r = 35 Ω): maximal voltage 1.6 mV across a 35 Ω load, rotation lasting 10–20 h (full text).

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