Integrated microcantilever fluid sensor as a blood coagulometer
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Summary
The response of the fluid probe in glycerol solutions indicates the potential for simultaneous measurement of rheological and thermal properties though further work is required to establish the accuracy and range of the device as a MEMS based viscometer.
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- 2010-10-01
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