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Rheological properties of soft matter like polymer solutions/gels, colloidal dispersions, and biological materials have been extensively studied by macroscopic methods. Recently, a set of microrheometers has emerged as powerful tools to investigate the dynamics and structures of homogeneous or heterogeneous soft matter at the micro‐ or nanoscale. In this review, these microrheometers, including some novel hybrid microrheometers are summarized and compared.
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