Water-ice chip with liquid-core waveguide functionality. Toward lab on ice

Kohei Sugiya; Makoto Harada; Tetsuo Okada

doi:10.1039/B821382H

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Water-ice chip with liquid-core waveguide functionality. Toward lab on ice

Kohei Sugiya , Makoto Harada and Tetsuo Okada

Lab Chip, 2009, 9, 1037-1039

DOI: 10.1039/B821382H
Received 02 Dec 2008, Accepted 20 Feb 2009
First published on the web 27 Feb 2009

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A liquid-core waveguide is fabricated with water-ice, which has lower refractive index than most of the solvents, as cladding, and provides a possibility as an ice chip for flow analyses.

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