Highly conductive, printable pastes from capillary suspensions.
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Suppressing Crack Formation in Particulate Systems by Utilizing Capillary Forces.Continuous and discontinuous transitions between two types of capillary bridges on a beaded chain pulled out from a liquid.Controlled assembly of single colloidal crystals using electro-osmotic micro-pumps.Influence of mixing conditions on the rheological properties and structure of capillary suspensions.Fractal approaches to characterize the structure of capillary suspensions using rheology and confocal microscopy.
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Highly conductive, printable pastes from capillary suspensions.
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Highly conductive, printable pastes from capillary suspensions.
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Highly conductive, printable pastes from capillary suspensions.
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Highly conductive, printable pastes from capillary suspensions.
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Highly conductive, printable pastes from capillary suspensions.
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