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The basics in Centrifugal Partition Chromatography

Author: Karine FAURE

Publication date: September 10, 2016

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1. Principle of the technique

A brief history: CPC, HPLC's distant cousin

The principle of chromatography first appeared in 1903, when botanist Tswett observed the separation of different forms of chlorophyll during the migration of a plant extract on a chalky medium. Work to understand the phenomenon led Martin and Synge (Nobel Prize 1952) in 1941 to define and lay the theoretical foundations of partition chromatography . The term "partition" derives from the fact that molecules are divided between two liquid phases, one being...

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