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Continuous flow chemical processing on a microchip using microunit operations and a multiphase flow network
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Continuous flow chemical processing on a microchip using microunit operations and a multiphase flow network

Manabu Tokeshi and Takehiko Kitamori
Progress in Nuclear Energy, Vol.47(1-4), pp.434-438
2005

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Continuous flow chemical processing Microchip Microunit operation Thermal lens microscope Nuclear Energy and Engineering Safety Risk Reliability and Quality Energy Engineering and Power Technology Waste Management and Disposal
The new methodology for integration of chemical processing on a microchip was proposed. This methodology, continuous flow chemical processing (CFCP), is based on a combination of microunit operations (MUOs) and a multiphase flow network. Chemical operations in microchannels, such as mixing, reaction, and extraction, were classified into several MUOs. The complete procedure for Co(II) wet analysis, including a chelating reaction, solvent extraction, and purification was decomposed into MUOs and reconstructed as CFCP on a microchip. Chemical reaction and molecular transport were realized in and between continuous liquid flows in a multiphase flow network, such as aqueous/aqueous, aqueous/organic, and aqueous/organic/aqueous flows. © 2005 Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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