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titleOfInvention METHOD FOR CONTINUOUSLY SEPARATING MIXED MICROSCOPICALLY SMALL, DIELECTRIC PARTICLES AND DEVICE FOR CARRYING OUT THE METHOD.
abstract A method and a device make it possible to separate mixtures of microscopic dielectric particles in suspension. The known methods of separation effect the separation of mixtures of particles according to the mobility of the different elements. Therefore, important measures to suppress convection in the suspension should be taken. According to the method described, the mixture of particles is entrained on tracks by dielectrophoretic forces or by the flow of the suspension medium. An additional force, which compensates in the case of specific types of particles for the force which drives the particles on the tracks, separates the particles of these types from the mixture of particles. The device for implementing this process lends itself to system integration. It can be integrated economically and in large quantities on the surface of silicon wafers. This device is useful for isolating small particles such as biological cells, cell organelles, biomolecules and organic dielectric particles.
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