micropipe
Micropipe refers to a miniaturized conduit or channel designed for transporting fluids or gases at very small scales. These structures are typically manufactured with internal diameters measured in micrometers, making them significantly smaller than conventional pipes. The development of micropipes has been driven by advancements in microfabrication technologies, such as photolithography, etching, and 3D printing, which allow for precise control over dimensions and geometry at the microscale.
The applications of micropipes are diverse and span multiple scientific and engineering fields. In microfluidics, they