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Microfluidic mixing triggered by an external LED illumination

Venancio-Marques et al., 2013

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10027818022099807669
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Venancio-Marques A
Barbaud F
Baigl D
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Journal of the American Chemical Society

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The mixing of confined liquids is a central yet challenging operation in miniaturized devices. Microfluidic mixing is usually achieved with passive mixers that are robust but poorly flexible, or active mixers that offer dynamic control but mainly rely on electrical or mechanical …
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