Capillarity Induced Negative Pressure of Water Plugs in Nanochannels

By N. Tas, P. Mela, T. Kramer, J. Berenschot, A. V. D. Berg. 2003

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Transport phenomena in nanofluidics (2008, background): “Tas et al., 2003"; and transparent, which facilitates fluorescence experiments and allows for further biochemical surface modifications.”
Scaling and the design of miniaturized chemical-analysis systems (2006, background): “Another phenomenon is the generation of capillary-induced negative pressure during two-phase flow in nanochannels: Tas et al. 21 observed a peculiarly shaped meniscus of water plugs in 100-nm nanochannels , which they attributed to a downward bending of the channel capping under the influence of the”
The Physicochemical Hydrodynamics of Vascular Plants (2014, unknown): “Working in nanochannels, Tas and colleagues inferred the existence of tension within a confined droplet of water (Tas et al. 2003) and subsequently measured tensions down to −1.5 MPa with the deflection of the channel walls (Tas et al. 2010).”