Characterization of the surface tension and viscosity effects on the formation of nano-liter droplet arrays by an instant protein micro stamper
Authors:
- Cheng-En HoCHCheng-En Ho
- Fan-Gang TsengFan-Gang Tseng
- Shih-Chang LinSLShih-Chang Lin
- Chiun-Jie SuCSChiun-Jie Su
- Zheng-Yan LiuZLZheng-Yan Liu
- Ru-Ji YuRYRu-Ji Yu
- Yu-Feng ChenYCYu-Feng Chen
- Haimei HuangHHHaimei Huang
- Ching-Chang ChiengCCChing-Chang Chieng
- 14 November 2005
- journal article
- Published by IOP Publishing in Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering
- Vol. 15 (12) , 2317-2325
Abstract
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