Yoshioka et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Phase separation and collection of annular flow by phase transformationYoshioka et al., 2019
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- Yoshioka A
- Tsukagoshi K
- Tsuchiya K
- Hirota K
- Yamashita K
- Murata M
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- Analytical Sciences
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A polyethylene glycol/citrate mixed solution was fed into a single channel of a Y-type micro- channel on a microchip as an aqueous two-phase system. A phase separation multi-phase flow with a liquid-liquid interface was generated due to a phase transformation. An annular …
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