Photoelectrowetting
= Photoelectrowetting
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Photoelectrowetting is a phenomenon that combines principles of electrowetting and photonic processes to manipulate the wetting properties of liquids on surfaces using light and electric fields. Electrowetting refers to the change in the wettability of a surface when an electric field is applied, which can either increase or decrease the contact angle of a liquid droplet on that surface.