Journal
ELECTROPHORESIS
Volume 41, Issue 10-11, Pages 821-832Publisher
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/elps.201900209
Keywords
Microfluidic chip; Microfluidics technology; Pesticide residue detection; Rapid pesticide residue analyzer
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This paper briefly explains the food safety problems related to pesticide residues and introduces microfluidics technology as a pesticide residue detection method. Three mainstream microfluidic detection devices are detailed: one driven by liquid surface tension, one by motor siphon drive, and one by centrifugal force. The advantages and disadvantages of each are considered in an analysis of future trends in microfluidic technology for pesticide detection.
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