Integrated Microfluidics/Electrochemical Sensor System for Field-Monitoring of Toxic Metals

January 1, 2000

Conference Paper

Integrated Microfluidics/Electrochemical Sensor System for Field-Monitoring of Toxic Metals

Abstract

Discusses a miniaturized analytical system based on a microfluidics/electrochemical detection scheme. Individual modules, such as microfabricated piezoelectrically actuated pumps, a micro-membrane separator and a microelectrochemical cell will be integrated onto a portable platform.

Revised: August 9, 2005 | Published: January 1, 2000

Citation

Lin Y., D.W. Matson, W.D. Bennett, K.D. Thrall, and C. Timchalk. 2000. Integrated Microfluidics/Electrochemical Sensor System for Field-Monitoring of Toxic Metals. In Microreaction technology: industrial prospects: IMRET 3 : proceedings of the Third International Conference on Microreaction Technology, edited by W. Ehrfeld, 588-596. Berlin:Springer. PNNL-SA-45661.