Particle Synthesis Services
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Creative Biolabs is a world-leading services provider in the field of microfluidic chip development. Based on the microfluidics that emerged as promising tools for the synthesis of particles, we are dedicated to supporting particle synthesis by designing and developing a high-quality and high-sensitivity microfluidic chip system to meet all of your requirements.
Introduction of Particle Synthesis
Particles are considered critical in versatile emerging frontiers, such as advanced drug delivery systems, biomolecular sensing, cancer theragnostic, molecular catalysis, and targeted imaging. In each of these fields, the properties of particles such as size, shape, composition, and surface chemistry can be systematically exploited to optimize their efficacy. All these cases require to have efficient, controllable, and reproducible techniques for particle synthesis and preparation.
Over the years, a variety of synthetic methods have been developed for producing particles. However, these conventional synthesis methods always tend to suffer from a lack of precise control of the mixing, nucleation, and growth processes. Therefore, a more general platform is required to increase the rate at which new particles can be synthesized and tested as potential applications become apparent.
Fig. 1 The two main methods of microfluidic-based nanoparticle synthesis.1
Microfluidic Chip Development for Particles Synthesis
The synthesis of particles has long been the focus of very intensive research because, from painting formulation to drug delivery, they cover a wide range of applications. With the intelligent design and construction of microreactors, recent studies employed microfluidics for controllable synthesis and application of particles with desired and predetermined structures. These functional particles produced in a well-controlled, reproducible, and high-throughput manner demonstrate superior performance in many fields. In addition, microfluidic technologies acting as a robust platform for the screening of particles offer a great route to accelerate the clinical translation of these functional materials.
Microfluidics has become one of the best options to create an effective mixing environment for particle preparation. Various particles can be synthesized using microfluidic techniques, including but not limited to:
For the synthesis process of particles, two distinct categories of microfluidic devices have been identified: microchannel-based and capillary-based microsystems.
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Microchannel-Based Devices
a) Terrace-Like Microchannel Devices
b) T-Junction Microchannel Devices
c) Flow Focusing Microchannel Devices
Fig. 2 Nanoparticle microfluidic synthesis.2
Advantages of Microfluidic Chips for Particle Synthesis
Microfluidics-based flow synthesis offers a variety of benefits over conventional batch synthesis, such as:
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Better control the synthesis parameters and the particle sizes and properties
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Enhanced processing accuracy and efficiency
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Flexibility for multi-step platform design
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Rapid turnaround results for fine-tuning properties of synthesized particles
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Cost savings from reduced consumption of source materials and reagents
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Safe operation and environmental friendliness
Our Microfluidic Services
With the rapid development of microfluidic manipulation methods, new particle synthesis strategies with better control and design of particle properties are expected to expedite in the coming years. As a leading service company, Creative Biolabs has extensive experience in microfluidic technology, aiming to offer the best and convenient microfluidic-related services for our global customers. Our seasoned scientific team has developed an integrated microfluidic-based particle synthesis platform to meet all of your specific requirements. If you are interested in learning more about our solutions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
References
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Nassab, Miandoab, et al. " Microfluidic Synthesis, Control, and Sensing of Magnetic Nanoparticles: A Review " Micromachines 12.7 (2021): 768.
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Reznik, Baranov, et al. " Microfluidic Vaterite Synthesis: Approaching the Nanoscale Particles " Nanomaterials 13.23 (2023): 3075.
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