Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Separating
Patent
1995-12-04
1997-12-02
Kim, John
Liquid purification or separation
Processes
Separating
210377, 2103801, 210782, 422 72, 436 45, B01D 2126, B04B 1100, B04B 1106
Patent
active
056932332
ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides an analytical rotor which holds a fluid in a chamber, typically to allow mixing with a reagent, and transfers the fluid to a receiving chamber in the rotor. The rotor comprises a holding chamber having an single exit duct and a receiving chamber connected to the holding chamber through the exit duct. The exit duct prevents flow at a first rotational speed and allows flow at a second, higher rotational speed. The exit duct may include a capillary passage in which capillary forces prevent flow until the rotational speed is increased. Alternatively, the exit duct may include a siphon.
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