Double F mixer - fully transparent

SKU
11008011
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Pack of 2 Double F mixer DF18 chips.

Why use a micro fluidic mixer?

Microfluidic chips often operate laminar flow regime which are not ideal circumstances for mixing of liquids. Also, not all combinations from liquids mix as easily. This can result in the need for long mixing lengths or ineffective mixing. Mixing is sometimes also applied to create nanoparticles; such processes use chemical interaction between liquids that result in particle generation at liquid contact surfaces.  Micro mixers increase such liquid interaction and offer a relatively stable mixing condition which results in more controlled liquid interaction.

What are the advantages?

By adding mixing structures to a microfluidic setup or design the chip’s footprint can be reduced compared to incorporating just a long channel. Also, achievable mixings can be improved, which is often beneficial for results in subsequent analysis steps.

Nanoparticles with a much more contestant size distribution are created due to the highly controlled and predictable liquid interaction.

Double F Mixers - fully transparent

  • Ideal for: Effective mixing along the length of the mixing channel.
  • Mechanism: Split-and-recombine flow channels with multiple splits create parallel diffusion planes.

  • Fully transperent: The mixers are wet etched for optimal sight from both the top as bottom surface.Our etching process create ultra smooth surfaces.

Alternative mixer types
An overview page with alternative geometries can be found here.

Interfacing
The recommended interfacing tool is our Fluidic Connect Pro chip holder for chips in a cartridge.  In addition you will need a Connection Kit. The chips are also compatible with the Fluidic Connect 4515 chip holder.

More Information
Unit of measurementpack of 2
Holder conceptFluidic Connect Pro
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Customer Questions
How do I clean my uncoated chips?
1) Flush an alkaline solution through the channels, like 1 M sodium hydroxide in water. 2) A water bath with ultrasonic agitation can be used to remove particulated matters, keep energy levels initially low to prevent potential damages. 3) Glass microchips can be heated (e.g. 400°C) causing any organic material on the glass surface to degrade. Try to use lower temperatures first because burning the content could make it stick. 4) Concentrated sulfuric acid works well to dissolve organic material, such as fibres, that are difficult to remove with alkaline solutions.
I have a Elveflow OB1 pressure based pump what connectors do I need?
You need a combination of items supplied by Elveflow and Micronit. Please take a look at the full answer for more details.
I have a Fluigent pressure based pump, what connectors do I need?
See "Read More" for advice.
What's important in selection of a suitable microscope objective?
The objective working distance is a critical parameter for selection of an objective. See "Read More" for recommendations.
What locations should be used for making the fluidic connections with the mixer chips?
To mix the two liquids, connect their tubes to locations 2 and 4. The resulting mixture can be collected by attaching a tube to location 7. Location numbers are indicated on the holder.
What pump system do you recommend for mixer chips?
Mixer chips offer flexibility within various pumping systems and are compatible with syringe, peristaltic, and pressure-based pumps. However, it's important to consider chemical compatibility when selecting your setup.
How should I connect the chips to a pump?
Micronit offers a range of chip holders designed to ensure reliable and convenient interfacing between your chip and fluidic tubing. See "Read More"for additional information and links.
Are there alternatives to a chip holder?
While alternatives to a chip holder are available, their implementation is complex and not generally recommended. Further information can be found under “Read More”.
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