Slowing down translocation dynamics is a crucial challenge in nanopore sensing of small molecules and particles. Here, it is reported on nanoparticle motion-mediated local viscosity enhancement of water-organic mixtures in a nanofluidic channel that enables slow translocation speed, enhanced capture efficiency, and improved signal-to-noise ratio by transmembrane voltage control. It is found that higher detection rates of nanoparticles under larger electrophoretic voltage in the highly viscous solvents. Meanwhile, the strongly pulled particles distort the liquid in the pore at high shear rates over 10
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