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We summarize this book and make some remarks on electro-osmosis of polymer solutions. In the linear regime, the polymer usually suppresses the electro-osmosis. Strong polyelectrolyte adsorption can reverse the direction of electro-osmosis. In the nonlinear regime, hydrodynamic interaction between polymer and surface become important, and it makes electro-osmosis nonlinear.
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Uematsu, Y. (2017). Summary and Outlook. In: Electro-Osmosis of Polymer Solutions. Springer Theses. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-3424-4_4
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