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Different flow Controls in Microfluidics
Microfluidic flow control is an incredibly important component in the development and operation of any microfluidic device. It permits the accurate manipulation and delivery of small volumes of liquid, which enables a vast array of applications in drug research...
Microfluidic chips: a quick overview
Microfluidics designates the science but also the techniques behind flow managing at the micro-scale. At these sizes, fluids’ dynamics radically changes compared to everyday life: for instance, water streams are laminar...
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Commonly Used Oils in Microfluidics for Droplet Generation
Oils are essential in microfluidic droplet generation, serving as either the continuous phase that surrounds dispersed droplets or as the dispersed phase itself, forming droplets within an aqueous medium. Their versatile properties enable precise control over droplet formation and stability....
Surfactants in Droplet Generation: A Complete Guide
Surfactants are a diverse class of compounds that play a pivotal role in reducing the surface tension between two immiscible substances, such as oil and water. This unique property makes them indispensable for stabilizing droplets during emulsification. From pharmaceuticals to...
Mineral, Silicone, Fluorinated Oils – Chemical Compatibility Chart
When working with microfluidic systems, selecting the right materials is crucial to ensure system integrity, longevity, and performance. The choice of oils—be it mineral, silicone, or fluorinated—plays a significant role in the success of these applications. Each oil type offers...
PDMS (Polydimethylsiloxane) – Chemical Resistance Chart
When selecting chips for microfluidic applications, ensuring chemical resistance is crucial for maintaining system integrity and performance. PDMS (Polydimethylsiloxane) is a popular choice due to its flexibility, transparency, and biocompatibility. It is commonly used in medical, pharmaceutical, and biological research...
