Micromixers—a review

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Microfluidic lab-on-a-chip platforms: requirements, characteristics and applications. (2010, background): “In the last two decades, thousands of researchers spent a huge amount of time to develop micropumps [34–37], microvalves [38], micromixers [39, 40], and microfluidic liquid handling devices in general.”
Passive split and recombination micromixer with convergent–divergent walls (2012, methodology): “A brief description of typical designs of the mixing elements, characterization methods, and applications can be found in the reports of Nguyen and Wu [5] and Hessel et al.”
Bio-MEMS : Technologies and Applications (2006, methodology): “Micropumps may be coupled with other microfluidic devices such as microfilters for particle [4] or molecular filtration [5], microflow sensors for flow measurements [6], micromixers [7] for analyte and reactant dosing and reaction engineering, microneedles [8] and microdispensers [9] for precise flu”
A novel passive micromixer: lamination in a planar channel system (2010, background): “Nguyen and Wu (2005) presented an overview of some of the mixers available.”
Recent Advances and Future Perspectives on Microfluidic Liquid Handling (2017, background): “Traditionally, these methods are categorised as passive (without external energy) and active (in the presence of external energy) techniques [7].”