ArticleMicromachines2026
Electroosmosis and Solute Diffusion Transport of Maxwell Fluid Through a Polyelectrolyte-Grafted Microchannel with Modulated Charged Surfaces.
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This study investigates the time-periodic electroosmotic flow and solute transport of Maxwell fluid in a parallel microchannel with modulated surface charges. The Poisson-Boltzmann equation and the linearized momentum equations are solved using a superposition-based analytical approach. The influences of oscillation intensity, fluid elasticity, and electrokinetic parameters on the velocity and concentration distributions are examined. The results show that wall-potential modulation combined with a time-periodic electric field generates recirculating motion and oscillatory velocity patterns. Moderate oscillation strengthens both flow and solute transport, whereas stronger oscillation weakens transport efficiency. This work provides a quantitative analysis the interplay between oscillatory electroosmotic flow and solute transport in Maxwell fluid and clarifies the role of oscillation strength in controlling solute dispersion.
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