ArticleRSC advances2022
Temporal evolution of viscoelasticity of soft colloid laden air-water interface: a multiple mode microrheology study.
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- Comparison of translational and rotational modes towards passive rheology of the cytoplasm of MCF-7 cells using optical tweezers.Frontiers in physics · 2023Article
- Generation of partial roll rotation in a hexagonal NaYFOptics express · 2022Article
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Abstract
Mechanical properties of particle laden interfaces is crucial for various applications. For water droplets containing soft microgel particles, passive microrheology studies have revealed that the dynamically varying surface area of the evaporating drop results in a viscous to viscoelastic transition along the plane of the interface. However, the behaviour of the medium orthogonal to the interface has been elusive to study using passive microrheology techniques. In this work, we employ optical tweezers and birefringent probe particles to extract the direction-resolved viscoelastic properties of the particle-laden interface. By using special types of birefringent tracer particles, we detect not only the in-plane translational mode but also the out-of-plane translational (perpendicular to the interface) and rotational modes. We first compare different passive methods of probing the viscoelasticity of the microgel laden interface of sessile drop and then study the modes perpendicular to the interface and the out-of-plane rotational mode using optical tweezers based passive microrheology. The viscoelasticity of the interface using two different methods,
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