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Definition of: chromatography

(krō′mə·togrə·fē) noun Chem.
A method for the separation and analysis of small quantities of substances by passing a solution through a column of finely divided powder which selectively adsorbs the constituents in one or more sharply defined, often colored bands. [<CHROMATO- + -GRAPHY]
—chro·mat·o·graph·ic
(krō·mat′ə·grafik) adjective

Most often used phrases:

liquid chromatography
gas chromatography
column chromatography
affinity chromatography
layer chromatography
ion exchange chromatography
paper chromatography
chromatography hplc
exclusion chromatography
chromatography mass
permeation chromatography
displacement chromatography
chromatography sep
phase chromatography
partition chromatography

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