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Revision as of 08:30, 20 April 2011
Safety
MaterialsPart 1: Microscope Slide Preparation
Part 4: Remove Resist
DescriptionPiranha is a powerful mix of sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide, used to clean microfluidic channels and render surfaces highly hydrophilic. Since it acts as an oxidizer, it is particularly useful against organics. The idea is to mix 1 part hydrogen peroxide into 3 parts sulphuric acid. For microfluidic cleansing, you'll only require a small amount (about 4ml). Don't make any more then you need! Preparation
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