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The efficient dispersion and manipulation of micro/nanoliter droplets provides plenty of opportunities for the development of microdroplet-based research. An integrated droplet manipulating device, that is, a superhydrophobic “aspirator,” is constructed and its potential application in tiny droplet manipulation is demonstrated.
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