A magnetically driven liquid quantitative control device
A control device, magnetic drive technology, applied in laboratory utensils, laboratory containers, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problem of not being able to accurately and quantitatively extract or transport picoliters of liters of liquid, and achieve high accuracy The effect of high degree and accuracy
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[0035] A magnetically driven liquid quantitative control device, such as figure 1 As shown, it consists of a capillary 1, a magnetic ball 2, a magnetic ball cabin 3, a magnet 4, a two-dimensional mobile platform and a controller; the capillary 1 is a fused silica capillary with an inert inner wall, and the inner diameter is 5 microns. The inlet end is the front port, and the other end is the tail port. The front port of the capillary is directly inserted into the sample solution to be extracted. The sample liquid is an acetonitrile solution containing trace hormones, and the tail port is inserted into the pure acetonitrile solution. The magnetic sphere chamber 3 is arranged close to the tail port of the capillary, and the maximum inner diameter is 320 microns. The magnetic ball 2 is placed in the capillary 1 as a piston, and is located between the front end of the capillary 1 and the magnetic ball compartment 3 . The magnet 4 is located outside the capillary 1 and keeps the m...
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[0046] The device as described in Example 1 differs from Example 1 in that the capillary 1 is a quartz capillary whose inner wall is modified with polyethylene glycol, and the magnetic ball 2 is a synthetic ferric oxide whose outer surface wraps polyethylene glycol ball. The sample solution is a physiological solution containing protein. Before use, place the front port of capillary 1 in a physiological buffer solution, move the magnetic ball to the magnetic ball compartment, and press the physiological buffer into the capillary to fill it up. Then insert the end port of the capillary 1 into the physiological buffer solution, start the controller to move the magnetic ball between the front port of the capillary 1 and the magnetic ball compartment 3 . When in use, the front end of the capillary 1 is directly placed in the sample liquid.
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