Which consequence results when turbulence occurs inside a microfluidic device?

💡 Explanation

Increased mixing happens because turbulence induces chaotic advection, disrupting laminar flow patterns and increasing contact area between fluids at different concentrations. This improves mixing, therefore is the correct answer, rather than decreasing fluid interaction that would typically occur with laminar regimes.

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