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Herringbone Mixer Chip
Fluidic 187, COP
Synonym(s):
Microfluidic chip
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UNSPSC Code:
42142600
NACRES:
NA.23
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Microfludic chip x1
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Application
The Herringbone Mixer Fluidic 187 COP microfluidic chip applies passive mixing principles and a herringbone structure to improve mixing. As flows in microchannels are normally laminar, this mixer improves diffusion by adding herringbone structures to the bottom of the mixing channel.
Features and Benefits
- The herringbone structure improves mixing by increasing lateral velocity
- Three micromixing units per chip
- Each unit features two inlets and one outlet
- The multiple mixing units can be daisy-chained to further improve mixing
Components
Chip Properties:
This mixer is based on the principles described in A.D. Stroock et al., Chaotic Mixer for Microchannels, Science, 295, 647-651, 2002.
- Luer Interface
- Material: Cyclic Olefin Polymer (COP)
- Channel Depth: 200μm
- Channel Width Inlets: 300μm
- Channel Width Mixer: 600μm
- Channel Width Outlet: 600μm
This mixer is based on the principles described in A.D. Stroock et al., Chaotic Mixer for Microchannels, Science, 295, 647-651, 2002.
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