Chaotic Mixer for Microchannels
By Abraham Duncan Stroock, S. Dertinger, A. Ajdari, Igor Mezi'c, Howard A. Stone, George M. Whitesides. Science, 2002
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- A chaotic mixer for magnetic bead-based micro cell sorter (2004, background): “For instance, 3-D serpentine channel [9] and herringbone-ridged channel [10] are shown to produce chaotic mixing pattern.”
- Current methods for characterising mixing and flow in microchannels (2010, background): “2(c–e) show examples of fluorescent imaging using scanning confocal microscopy in hydrodynamic focusing (Knight et al., 1998), T-junction (Hoffmann et al., 2006) and chaotic (Stroock et al., 2002) micromixer geometries, respectively.”
- Passive split and recombination micromixer with convergent–divergent walls (2012, methodology): “[7] using bas-relief structures on the floor of a channel.”
- Tensorial hydrodynamic slip (2008, background): “The possibility of transverse flow over a grooved no-slip surface, perpendicular to an applied shear stress, has been analyzed by Stroock et al. (2002a), Ajdari (2002), and Wang (2003) and exploited for chaotic mixing in microfluidic devices by Stroock et al. (2002b).”
- ENGINEERING FLOWS IN SMALL DEVICES (2004, background): “For example, for straight ridges, the off-diagonal terms ofΛ are (K‖−K⊥) sinφ cosφ, where the termsα2K‖ andα2K⊥ are corrections to the hydrodynamic conductances parallel and perpendicular to the grooves (Stroock et al. 2002b).”
- Laminar mixing, heat transfer and pressure drop in tree-like microchannel nets and their application for thermal management in polymer electrolyte fuel cells (2004, methodology): “by placing ridges on the floor of the channels at an oblique angle [ 39 ] or by inserting C-shaped repeating units in the streamwise direction [40].”