Microfluidic chip applied to microbubble separation
A microfluidic chip and microbubble separation technology, applied in laboratory containers, laboratory utensils, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problems of inability to separate microbubbles, and achieve the effect of low cost and simple production
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[0025] Using a 405nm laser, the laser power is 24.77mW, and the magnification of the objective lens is 25 times. The generated microbubbles with a volume of 10.00pL are introduced into the microchannel, so that the focused spot hits the center of the microbubbles. The volumes of the separated small bubbles are respectively 6.40pL and 3.60pL.
Embodiment 2
[0027] Using a 473nm laser, the laser power is 27.90mW, and the magnification of the objective lens is 25 times. The generated microbubbles with a volume of 10.56pL are introduced into the microchannel, so that the focused spot hits the center of the microbubbles, and the volume of the separated small bubbles is 5.90 pL and 4.66pL.
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[0029] Using a 532nm laser, the laser power is 37.44mW, and the magnification of the objective lens is 25 times. The generated microbubbles with a volume of 9.88pL are introduced into the microchannel, so that the focused spot hits the center of the microbubbles, and the volume of the separated small bubbles is 5.32 pL and 4.56pL.
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