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Surface-directed channels filled with organic solvents

Watanabe, 2009

Document ID
5689215763738937589
Author
Watanabe M
Publication year
Publication venue
Lab on a Chip

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Although channels of microfluidic devices are normally pipes, some groups have recently studied surface-directed channels. These channels were created between two stacked glass slides that were physically flat but chemically patterned. The working fluids used for such …
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