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... separation , and this process can be repeated a number of times . In practice , however , a tremendously large total number of manipulative operations , involving handling of the various fractions , would be required to accomplish a ...
... separation , and this process can be repeated a number of times . In practice , however , a tremendously large total number of manipulative operations , involving handling of the various fractions , would be required to accomplish a ...
Page 428
... separation is the result of a series of successive transfers from the liquid phase to the adsorbed layer and back again . If more of the same solvent or some other solvent of in- creased polarity is then poured down the column , the ...
... separation is the result of a series of successive transfers from the liquid phase to the adsorbed layer and back again . If more of the same solvent or some other solvent of in- creased polarity is then poured down the column , the ...
Page 470
... separation . When it is not necessary to measure mobilities quantitatively , and when separation is the primary aim , it is simpler and more satisfactory to conduct an electrophoresis experiment with a rigid supporting medium , such as ...
... separation . When it is not necessary to measure mobilities quantitatively , and when separation is the primary aim , it is simpler and more satisfactory to conduct an electrophoresis experiment with a rigid supporting medium , such as ...
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