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Micropumps are
devices that can
control and mani****te
small fluid volumes.
Although any kind of
small pump is
often referred to as a
micropump, a more...
- A Ti-Cr-Pt tube (~40 μm long)
releases oxygen bubbles when
immersed in
hydrogen peroxide (via
catalytic decomposition),
forming a
micropump....
- the
working fluid by
active (micro)
components such as
micropumps or microvalves.
Micropumps supply fluids in a
continuous manner or are used for dosing...
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electrothermic interface. Two
types of
micropumps are known, a
diffusion micropump and a
displacement micropump.
Microvalves based on stimuli-responsive...
- "Numerical
study on the
performance of
Tesla type
microvalve in a
valveless micropump in the
range of low frequencies".
Journal of Micro-Bio Robotics. 8 (3–4):...
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there has been more
research into
developing enzymatic nanomotors and
micropumps. At low Reynold's numbers,
single molecule enzymes could act as autonomous...
- Rubega,
Margaret A. (22
August 2015). "Hummingbird
tongues are
elastic micropumps".
Proceedings of the
Royal Society B. 282 (1813): 20151014. doi:10.1098/rspb...
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Orlin D. (March 2007). "Remotely
powered self-propelling
particles and
micropumps based on
miniature diodes".
Nature Materials. 6 (3): 235–240. Bibcode:2007NatMa...
- Darrell; Mallouk,
Thomas E.; Sen,
Ayusman (December 2005). "Catalytic
Micropumps:
Microscopic Convective Fluid Flow and
Pattern Formation".
Journal of...
- move lymph. Lungfish,
which are more
related to tetrapods, use many "
micropumps" to move
lymph around,
reaching densities as high as 100 per
cubic millimeter...
