Ukita et al., 2006 - Google Patents
Novel characteristics of multifunctional fluid filters fabricated by high-energy synchrotron radiation lithographyUkita et al., 2006
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- 4872595769005696031
- Author
- Ukita Y
- Asano T
- Fujiwara K
- Yokoyama T
- Matsui K
- Takeo M
- Negoro S
- Saiki T
- Utsumi Y
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Japanese journal of applied physics
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A new method using multifunctional fluid filters with through-capillary arrays for high throughput and large-scale integrated microfluidics is proposed. The method utilizes a liquid's surface tension and fluid flows perpendicular to a substrate using a fluid filter …
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