Which outcome occurs when increasing flowrates approach a theoretical reynolds number limit in a microfluidic channel?

💡 Explanation

Increased chaotic mixing occurs because at high reynolds numbers, inertial forces dominate rather than viscous forces, therefore turbulence onset leads to chaotic streamlines rather than stabilized, laminar flow, or other dissipative effects.

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