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Low-Frequency Segmented-Flow Microfluidics for Biphasic Chemical Sensing
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• Oil-based biphasic microfluidic sensing is implemented using commercial Tee assemblies and perfluorinated tubing. • An in-situ fluorescence detector is developed for real-time monitoring of fluorescence signals in segmented-flow microfluidics. • Channel deformation and dye adsorption are minimized compared to conventional PDMS microfluidic chips. • The microfluidic platform is applied to optical sensing of ions, albumin, and hydrogen peroxide.
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