MFMET II A3.2.1: literature survey on requirements and procedures with regard to leakage in a range 30 °C < T < 75 °C
Batista, Elsa; Schrøder Daugbjerg, Thomas; Silva Ribeiro, Álvaro; Esteves Coelho, Gustavo; Silverio, Vania;
MFMET II A3.2.1: literature survey on requirements and procedures with regard to leakage in a range 30 °C < T < 75 °C
This report was written as part of activity A3.2.1 from the EPM Establishing Metrology Standards in Microfluidic Devices (MFMET II) project. The three-year European project commenced on 1st June 2025, please visit https://mfmet.eu Activity number Activity description Participants (Lead in bold) A3.2.1 M03 LNEC with support from INESC MN, DTI and IPQ will carry out a literature survey on requirements and procedures with regard to leakage in a range 30 °C < T < 75 °C. The main focus will be on the specifications for various (microfluidic chip) materials and the impact of increasing the temperatures (e.g. variability in leakage rates). LNEC, INESC MN, DTI, IPQ
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