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High-throughput nanoliter sample introduction microfluidic chip-based flow injection analysis system with gravity-driven flows

Du et al., 2005

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537218607506083861
Author
Du W
Fang Q
He Q
Fang Z
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Analytical chemistry

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In this work, a simple, robust, and automated microfluidic chip-based FIA system with gravity- driven flows and liquid-core waveguide (LCW) spectrometric detection was developed. The high-throughput sample introduction system was composed of a capillary sampling probe …
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