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Parallel differential mobility analysis for electrostatic characterization and manipulation of nanoparticles and viruses

Allmaier et al., 2011

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3446338630068865935
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Allmaier G
Maißer A
Laschober C
Messner P
Szymanski W
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TRAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry

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The electrophoretic mobility of charged, airborne nanoparticles (NPs) or macromolecules and their specific complexes opens new avenues for their analysis and handling. The newly developed parallel differential mobility analyzer in combination with an electrostatic particle …
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