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In-droplet microparticle separation using travelling surface acoustic wave

Park et al., 2017

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18279083340314696314
Author
Park K
Park J
Jung J
Destgeer G
Ahmed H
Sung H
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Biomicrofluidics

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Droplets in microfluidic systems can contain microscale objects such as cells and microparticles. The control of the positions of microscale objects within a microchannel is crucial for practical applications in not only continuous-flow-based but also droplet-based …
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