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- The paper titled "Linear model of a T-junction microdroplet generator for precise control of droplet size" by Wen Zeng and colleagues has been retracted.
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Retraction of 'Linear model of a T-junction microdroplet generator for precise control of droplet size' by Wen Zeng, et al., Soft Matter, 2015, DOI: .
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