Effect of solution ion concentration on ultrasonic vibration potentials

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Ultrasound has the advantages of non-intrusive and high precision, so it is increasingly active in the research of imaging and neural regulation. However, the specific mechanism of ultrasound action is not clear, and there are unknown confounding effects that mislead the interpretation of its mechanism. Under the effect of ultrasound, the solution will produce a weak electrical signal called Ultrasonic Vibration Potential (UVP). The work in this paper measures the amplitude of UVP signal generated by electrolyte solutions with different concentrations, it provides a reference for studying the biological effects of UVP. Understanding this concentration dependence is vital for accurately interpreting ultrasound-induced bioeffects and for refining ultrasound-based imaging.

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