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Multiphase capillarics for structurally pre-programmed sequential and parallel operations of high and low cohesion liquids
Capillaric circuits (CCs) enable pre-programmed liquid handling through self-filling and passive valving governed by capillary forces, eliminating the need for external pumps and actuators. However, CCs optimized for high cohesion liquids (HCL) such as water are intrinsically unsuitable for programm
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