Chemical reaction cartridge
AssigneeYokogawa Electric Corporation
InventorsKatsumori GYONOUCHI, Takeo Tanaami
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Abstract
Disclosed is a chemical reaction cartridge including a substrate which is a rigid body and an elastic body, and a flow path and two or more chambers connected by the flow path are formed inside the cartridge, the cartridge is structured so as to move or block a fluid substance in the flow path or the chamber by partially sealing the flow path, the chamber or the both of the flow path and the chamber by applying external force to the elastic body from outside, and the substrate includes convex portions which protrude further than the elastic body at a surface of the substrate, on which the elastic body is formed.
Claims10
A chemical reaction cartridge, comprising:
- a substrate which is a rigid body;
- and
- an elastic body,
- wherein
- a flow path and two or more chambers connected by the flow path are formed inside the cartridge,
- the cartridge is structured so as to move or block a fluid substance in the flow path or the chamber by partially sealing the flow path, the chamber or the both of the flow path and the chamber by applying external force to the elastic body from outside, and
- the substrate includes convex portions which protrude further than the elastic body at a surface of the substrate, on which the elastic body is formed.
A chemical reaction cartridge, comprising:
- a substrate which is a rigid body;
- and
- an elastic body,
- wherein
- a flow path and two or more chambers connected by the flow path are formed inside the cartridge,
- the cartridge is structured so as to move or block a fluid substance in the flow path or the chamber by partially sealing the flow path, the chamber or the both of the flow path and the chamber by applying external force to the elastic body from outside, and
- the elastic body includes a convex portion which protrude further than a portion of the elastic body in which the flow path or the chambers are formed at a surface of the substrate, on which the elastic body is formed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.