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Fluorescence-based assessment of plasma-induced hydrophilicity in microfluidic devices via Nile Red adsorption and depletion

Guckenberger et al., 2014

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17862922689797122155
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Guckenberger D
Berthier E
Young E
Beebe D
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Analytical chemistry

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We present a simple method, called fluorescence-based assessment of plasma-induced hydrophilicity (FAPH), that enables spatial mapping of the local hydrophilicity of surfaces normally inaccessible by traditional contact angle measurement techniques. The method …
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