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Liquid Filling Method for Nanofluidic Channels Utilizing the High Solubility of CO2

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Title: Liquid Filling Method for Nanofluidic Channels Utilizing the High Solubility of CO2
Authors: TAMAKI, Eiichiro Browse this author
HIBARA, Akihide Browse this author
KIM, Haeng-Boo Browse this author
TOKESHI, Manabu Browse this author →KAKEN DB
OOI, Takeshi Browse this author
NAKAO, Masayuki Browse this author
KITAMORI, Takehiko Browse this author
Keywords: nano chemical reactor
Liquid Filling Method
Issue Date: Apr-2006
Publisher: 日本分析化学会
Journal Title: Analytical Sciences
Volume: 22
Issue: 4
Start Page: 529
End Page: 532
Publisher DOI: 10.2116/analsci.22.529
Abstract: We developed a fabrication method and a liquid filling method for a nano chemical reactor that used Y-shaped nanochannels specially designed for mixing and reacting. In order to reduce the pressure loss and to utilize the characteristics of the nanochannel, inlet microchannels were fabricated just beside the nanochannels. We investigated an initial liquid filling method into the nanochannels that ensured there were no air bubbles that could cause a flow stack due to the capillary pressure. In our method, the micro- and nanochannels were filled with carbon dioxide and any remaining air during the initial liquid introduction was dissolved utilizing the high solubility of carbon dioxide. We propose that chemical reactions in nanospaces can be realized by utilizing these fabrication and liquid introduction techniques.
Type: article
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2115/71670
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