Monolithic microfluidic concentrators and mixers

Jean Mj Frechet; František Švec; Yu Cong; Thomas Rohr

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Microfluidic devices comprising porous monolithic polymer for concentration, extraction or mixing of fluids. A method for in situ preparation of monolithic polymers by in situ initiated polymerization of polymer precursors within microchannels of a microfluidic device and their use for solid phase extraction (SPE), preconcentration, concentration and mixing.

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