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Metering the capillary-driven flow of fluids in paper-based microfluidic devices
Hyeran Noh, Scott T. Phillips
Chemistry
Materials Research Institute (MRI)
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Fluid Flow
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Microfluidic Paper-based Analytical Devices (μPADs)
100%
Three-dimensional (3D)
50%
Precision Control
50%
Spatial Distribution
50%
Low-cost Method
50%
Point-of-care Assay
50%
Time Delay
50%
Single Device
50%
Precise Time
50%
Multiple Steps
50%
Fluid Distribution
50%
Three-dimensional Microfluidics
50%
Paraffin Wax
50%
Fluid Flow Rate
50%
Device Control
50%
Distribution Rate
50%
Engineering
Driven Flow
100%
Microfluidic Device
100%
Paper-Based Analytical Device
100%
Flow Rate
50%
Periodic Time
50%
Spatial Distribution
50%
Delay Time
50%
Fluid Distribution
50%
Single Device
50%
Chemical Engineering
Paraffin Wax
100%
Material Science
Control Component
100%