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1. Are there any good examples of this sort of thing that scale down to level where a DIY'er could experiment with it, and that involve things that aren't crazy
by mindcrime 7y ago
1. Are there any good examples of this sort of thing that scale down to level where a DIY'er could experiment with it, and that involve things that aren't crazy dangerous to work with?
2. Is there a canonical text or other reference that you'd recommend on the subject?
- neltnerb 7y agoThe epoxy gun described below isn't that far off. Yeah, there are a variety of books on microreactors in general. I think my recommendations would be dated. One cool one was talking about fluidics in general including how people used to think it would be simpler to build fluidics-based computers because of the size of vacuum tubes. So they had fluidic versions of things like diodes and amplifiers. Sorry I can't remember the names though, they were mostly good finds at the library.