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MINIATURISATION FOR CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY & BIOENGINEERING Capacitive sensing of droplets for microfluidic devices based on thermocapillary actuation Jian Z. Chen,a Anton A. Darhuber,b Sandra M. Troian*b and Sigurd Wagnera
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Document Date: 2007-10-15 19:59:25


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Cleveland / London / New York / /

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Communication Electronics / ASI Instrument Inc. / Union Carbide Corp. / J. Wiley & Sons / Philips / CRC Press / Corning / Microfluidic Research & Engineering Laboratory / /

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United States / /

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Princeton University / /

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microfluidic device / electric flux solution / lines representing solutions / chemical composition / fluidic chips / approximate solution / chemical and biomolecular diagnostics / chemical vapor deposition / chemical treatment / metal electrodes / microfluidic devices / open microfluidic device / chemical patterning / The metal electrodes / analytic solution / open microfluidic devices / numerical solutions / metal electrode pair / prototype thermofluidic device / Open format devices / /

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National Science Foundation / United States Army / Princeton University / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Royal Society of Chemistry / Department of Electrical Engineering / /

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J. R. Whinnery / Sigurd Wagnera / S. Ramo / T. Van Duzer / Jian Z. Chen / /

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Glock / /

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RC / /

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New Jersey / New York / /

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