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Unequal colloid sizes turned mutual attraction into self-propelled pairs at Tokyo University of Science
Polystyrene spheres of 1 and 1.5 microns in an alternating field pull on each other unequally, pair off with the big one in front, and keep building clusters that break apart again over more than an hour.
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