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- W3107744103 abstract "Microfluidic flow in lab-on-a-chip devices is typically very sensitive to the variable physical properties of complex samples, e.g., biological fluids. Here, evaporation-driven fluid transport (transpiration) is achieved in a configuration that is insensitive to interfacial tension, salinity, and viscosity over a wide range. Micropillar arrays (“pillar cuvettes”) were preloaded by wicking a known volatile fluid (water) and then adding a microliter sample of salt, surfactant, sugar, or saliva solution to the loading zone. As the preloaded fluid evaporates, the sample is reliably drawn from a reservoir through the pillar array at a rate defined by the evaporation of the preloaded fluid (typically nL/s). Including a reagent in the preloaded fluid allows photometric reactions to take place at the boundary between the two fluids. In this configuration, a photometric signal enhancement is observed and chemical analysis is independent of both humidity and temperature. The ability to reliably transport and sense an analyte in microliter volumes without concern over salt, surfactant, viscosity (in part), humidity, and temperature is a remarkable advantage for analytical purposes." @default.
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- W3107744103 date "2020-12-03" @default.
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- W3107744103 title "Evaporation-Driven Flow in Micropillar Arrays: Transport Dynamics and Chemical Analysis under Varied Sample and Ambient Conditions" @default.
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