System and Method for Bubble Removal

A method for removing a bubble, comprising:

• providing a first substrate having an inner surface that defines a top surface of at least one chamber;
• providing a second substrate having inner surfaces that define the chamber and at least one venting channel there between the first substrate and the second substrate;
• providing a third substrate having inner surfaces that define at least one main channel leading into a bottom entrance of the chamber connected to a bottom surface of the chamber in the second substrate, wherein the bottom surface of the chamber is coated to provide a hydrophobic surface and the bottom surface of the chamber is adapted with a radius to retain a quantity or a first fluid and a second fluid such that the surface tension of the bottom surface maintains the fluids in contact with the bottom surface of the chamber;
• moving the fluids wherein a bubble is in between the first fluid and the second fluid, with a pressurized gas;
• collecting the fluids in the chamber;
• and
• dispelling the bubble resulting in removing the bubble from the fluids.

A system for removing a bubble comprising:

• a first substrate having an inner surface that defines a top surface of at least one chamber;
• a second substrate having inner surfaces that define the chamber and at least one venting channel there between the first substrate and the second substrate;
• a third substrate having inner surfaces that define at least one main channel leading into a bottom entrance of the chamber connected to a bottom surface of the chamber in the second substrate, wherein the bottom surface of the chamber is coated to provide a hydrophobic surface and the bottom surface of the chamber is adapted with a radius to retain a quantity of a first fluid and a second fluid such that the surface tension of the bottom surface maintains the fluids in contact with the bottom surface of the chamber;
• a pressurized gas for moving the fluids wherein a bubble is in between the first fluid and the second fluid, while the fluids are collected in the chamber wherein the bubble is dispelled, resulting in removing the bubble from the fluids;
• a plurality of valve mechanisms and a plurality of gates, wherein the valve mechanisms and plurality of gates are set up at the end of the channels;
• and
• a computer such that a controlling device is attached to the computer, wherein the controlling device controls the valve mechanisms and gates wherein the liquids are introduced into the inlet channel wherein a bubble is in between the first fluid and the second fluid, while the fluids are collected in the chamber wherein the bubble is dispelled, resulting in removing the bubble from the fluids.