- The paper-based portable device can detect several commonly used adulterants, including urea, detergent, soap, starch, hydrogen peroxide, sodium-hydrogen-carbonate and salt, the researchers said.
- The 3D paper-based microfluidic device has a top and bottom cover and a sandwich structure in the middle layer. This 3D design works well for transporting dense liquids at a constant speed.
Question:
Q.1 What is the name of the device developed by IIT Madras to detect adulteration in milk?
a. Paper-based portable device
b. Milk detector
c. Adulteration detector
d. Milk scanner