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← ScienceWhich risk increases when laminar flow transitions to turbulence in a microfluidic reactor?
A)Reduced separation efficiency✓
B)Enhanced heat transfer rates
C)Decreased mixing times
D)Predictable fluid path
💡 Explanation
Reduced separation efficiency increases because the onset of turbulence disrupts predictable streamlines, resulting in Dispersion processes dominating rather than laminar advection-based separation; therefore separation becomes inefficient, rather than enhanced mixing within the microreactor.
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