Article | REF: CHV2225 V1

Labs on a Chip for Chemistry. Principles and Characteristics

Authors: Clarisse MARIET, Christine DALMAZZONE, Marie MARSIGLIA, Laurent VIO, Axel VANSTEENE, Emmanuel MIGNARD

Publication date: June 10, 2019

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4. Conclusion

The various aspects mentioned and presented above are indicative of the boom in lab-on-a-chip solutions dedicated to chemistry.

Whether in fine chemicals, the oil industry or the nuclear sector, chemical and physico-chemical analysis now takes environmental issues into account when developing an analytical technique or method. At every stage of an analytical process, questions are asked about :

  • reduced volumes of reagents, solvents and samples;

  • reducing waste production;

  • reducing energy, water and gas consumption...

  • increased speed and accuracy of analytical response.

Among the techniques undergoing rapid development in the various fields of application described, some are particularly...

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