Microcapillary networks

Daniel Therriault; Scott R White; Jennifer Lewis

Microcapillary networks

Daniel Therriault (Inventor), Scott R White (Inventor), Jennifer Lewis (Inventor)

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Abstract

Devices that include hosts having internal microcapillary networks are disclosed. The microcapillary networks are formed from interconnected passageways. The interconnected passageways may be formed by removing a fugitive material from a cured host material that forms the host. The resultant host material has many applications, including use as a microfluidic device in applications ranging from fluid mixing to structural repair.

Original language	English (US)
U.S. patent number	8101139
Filing date	6/5/08
State	Published - Jan 24 2012

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