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Surface acoustic wave microfluidics

Ding et al., 2013

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Document ID
12014233657546999181
Author
Ding X
Li P
Lin S
Stratton Z
Nama N
Guo F
Slotcavage D
Mao X
Shi J
Costanzo F
Huang T
Publication year
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Lab on a Chip

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The recent introduction of surface acoustic wave (SAW) technology onto lab-on-a-chip platforms has opened a new frontier in microfluidics. The advantages provided by such SAW microfluidics are numerous: simple fabrication, high biocompatibility, fast fluid actuation …
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