July 27, 2020Open Access

Complex Pattern Formation in Solutions of Protein and Mixed Salts Using Dehydrating Sessile Droplets

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+ KCl) and protein. The patterns can be tuned from a continuous dendritic structure to a snow-flake type structure just by altering the initial ratio of the two salts in the mixture, keeping all other parameters constant.

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Pathak et al. (Mon,) studied this question.

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