Generation of Monodisperse Particles by Using Microfluidics: Control over Size, Shape, and Composition
Shengqing Xu(University of Toronto), Zhihong Nie(University of Toronto), Minseok Seo(University of Toronto), Patrick C. Lewis(University of Toronto), Eugenia Kumacheva(University of Toronto), Howard A. Stone(Harvard University), Piotr Garstecki(Harvard University), Douglas B. Weibel(Harvard University), Irina Gitlin(Harvard University), George M. Whitesides(Harvard University)
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Abstract
Small-scale engineering: A new strategy for the production of monodisperse colloid particles with precise control of their size, shape, and composition has been developed. Highly monodisperse liquid droplets are formed by using a microfluidic device. The droplets are shaped in a microchannel (spheres, disks, and rods; see images) and solidified in situ by either polymerization or thermal setting.
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