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In this study a biophysical passive micromixer with channel anamorphosis in a space of 370 mm, which is shorter than traditional passive micromixers, could be created by mimicing features of vascular flow networks and executed with Reynolds numbers ...
Tzu-Yang Hu +2 more
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MRI for Mixing Quality in Microfluidics. [PDF]
Fluidic mixing in a micromixer: Paramagnetic relaxation enhancement and chemical shift differences were explored to reveal mixing quality at the small dimensions of an optically opaque y‐mixer. ABSTRACT Liquid state processes often involve mixing of process streams.
Götz J +5 more
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A 3D passive micromixer with particle of stochastic motion through limonene dissolution method
A 3D passive micromixer with particles of stochastic motion is presented. 3D printing technology and computer numerical control milling technology are employed to manufacture the channel mold with the material of high impact polystyrene.
Junyao Wang +8 more
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Mixing Performance of a Planar Asymmetric Contraction-and-Expansion Micromixer
Micromixers are one of the critical components in microfluidic devices. They significantly affect the efficiency and sensitivity of microfluidics-based lab-on-a-chip systems. This study introduces an efficient micromixer with a simple geometrical feature
Daigo Natsuhara +4 more
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Microfluidic devices have attracted increasing attention in the fields of biomedical diagnostics, food safety control, environmental protection, and animal epidemic prevention. Micromixing has a considerable impact on the efficiency and sensitivity of microfluidic devices.
Gaozhe Cai +3 more
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A Novel Micromixer That Exploits Electrokinetic Vortices Generated on a Janus Droplet Surface
Micromixers play a crucial role as essential components in microfluidic analysis systems. This paper introduces a novel micromixer designed by harnessing electrokinetic vortices arising on the surface of a Janus droplet within a microchannel.
Chengfa Wang, Yehui He
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The ability to mix liquids in microchannel networks is fundamentally important in the design of nearly every miniaturized chemical and biochemical analysis system. Here, we show that enhanced micromixing can be achieved in topologically simple and easily fabricated planar 2D microchannels by simply introducing curvature and changes in width in a ...
Arjun P, Sudarsan, Victor M, Ugaz
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An example of a chaotic micromixer: the cross-channel micromixer [PDF]
In this article dedicated to micromixing, we concentrate here on a particular micromixer – the ‘cross-channel micromixer’. This mixer exploits an oscillatory perturbation to induce chaotic trajectories, favoring mixing. We present here theory, numerical simulations and experiments performed on this system.
Dodge, A +5 more
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As a state-of-the-art technology, micromixers are being used in various chemical and biological processes, including polymerization, extraction, crystallization, organic synthesis, biological screening, drug development, drug delivery, etc.
Israt Zahan Nishu, Mst Fateha Samad
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Toward the Next Generation of Passive Micromixers: A Novel 3-D Design Approach
Passive micromixers are miniaturized instruments that are used to mix fluids in microfluidic systems. In microchannels, combination of laminar flows and small diffusion constants of mixing liquids produce a difficult mixing environment. In particular, in
Mahmut Burak Okuducu, Mustafa M. Aral
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