Researchers 3D Print All-Liquid Device Capable of Carrying Out Chemical Reactions on Demand

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Department of Energy (DOE) Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory researchers 3D printed a “remarkable” all-liquid device which can carry out multistep chemical reactions on demand.

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