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Small Droplet Chips for Producing and Analyzing Micro Emulsions
18 July 2012

Watch this video to learn about range of Small Droplet Chips, produced by Dolomite. These glass microfluidic devices, which can be used with the Dolomite Droplet Advanced System, generate highly monodispersed micro-droplets from 5μm to 30μm in diameter. Ideal for producing and analyzing micro emulsions, the innovative Small Droplet Chips are currently one of the smallest commercial droplet-making chips available.

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