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Experiments in micro-flow devices almost always show deviations compared to the corresponding situations in macro-systems. Often special “micro-effects” are proposed to explain these unexpected results. However, based on a nondimensional form of the problem formulation these “micro-effects” can be identified as scaling effects referred to a standard analysis in macro-dimensions. Thus many “unexpected results” can be explained. This is demonstrated for a specific example recently published in this journal. |
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