Microfluidics: High Throughput‐Per‐Footprint Inertial Focusing (Small 16/2013)
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Abstract
The integration of microfluidic structures and microelectronic chips is made feasible by M. A. M. Gijs and co-workers. On page 2764, they determine the effect of Reynolds numbers on focusing, the entry length required for the laminar flow to develop, and the pressure resistance of the microfluidic channels. This enables maximisation of the ‘throughput-per-footprint’ (TPFP), allowing the channels to be scaled down to the required sizes without compromising the flow throughput.
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OpenAlex topics: Innovative Microfluidic and Catalytic Techniques Innovation · Microfluidic and Bio-sensing Technologies
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