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Continuous microfluidic platforms for oil-in-water (O/W) emulsions for environmental monitoring applications

Das, 2016

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Das D
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Microfluidic devices for fast on-chip diagnostic applications are of critical importance to environmental monitoring agencies. In this PhD thesis work, continuous flow based microfluidic platforms are designed and investigated for environmental monitoring …
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