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Tutorial review on prevending unwanted bubbles in microfluidic devices

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Nip the bubble in the bud. - A guide on the underlying physics, prevention and removal strategies of undesirable bubbles in microfluidics.

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Govind Kaigala published this 4:03 video tutorial on October 25, 2019. It has been watched 1,902 times on YouTube.

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