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Microalgae concentration using a spiral microfluidic system based on inertial focusing
A spiral microchannel is used to achieve a 100-fold concentration of microalgae. The balance between inertial lift and Dean drag forces induces microalgae focusing. • In situ imaging allows for quantitative analysis of microalgal distribution. • The number of loops needed for concentration can be op
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