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| ====== JM chip cleaning procedure as of 03/09/2013 ====== | ====== JM chip cleaning procedure as of 03/09/2013 ====== | ||
| - | * Fill 10 mL glass vial w/ polyprolyene cap about 2/3 | + | * Fill 10 mL glass vial w/ polyprolyene cap about 2/3 full with acetone |
| * Glass has better acoustic coupling than plastic and removes a lot more | * Glass has better acoustic coupling than plastic and removes a lot more | ||
| * Place chip in above vial and sonicate for 1 minute | * Place chip in above vial and sonicate for 1 minute | ||
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| * Higher initial cost than other techniques presented here | * Higher initial cost than other techniques presented here | ||
| * Takes a few minutes (but hopefully you aren't THAT impatient) | * Takes a few minutes (but hopefully you aren't THAT impatient) | ||
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| + | ===== Choice of container ===== | ||
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| + | Using a glass container with strong ultrasound cleans the chip well, but may be stronger than needed. | ||
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| ===== Case study ===== | ===== Case study ===== | ||