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Improving Paper-Based Microfluidic Mixing With the Incorporation of Flow Disrupting Structures
Paper-based microfluidic devices provide a light-weight, cost effective platform for diagnostic and analytical testing. The goal of this project is to enhance paper-based microfluidic mixing by incorporating fluid flow disrupting structures (referred to here as rib bones) into the microdevice design
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