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A Concentration Gradient Problem

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 November 2016

S.N. Taylor et al.
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The best separation of substances by adsorption chromatography requires a de-sorbing solvent whose concentration-volume graph is concave. Various methods have been devised to achieve this, sometimes ignoring the density difference between the dilute and concentrated solvents. A particular method of mathematical interest is that of Baker, Ellis and Hawley [1] where standard components can be used and density differences are reduced by using a floating siphon.

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Research Article
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The Mathematical Gazette , Volume 53 , Issue 386 , December 1969 , pp. 382 - 384
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Copyright © Mathematical Association 1969

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1. Baker, R.G., Ellis, D.A., Hawley, F.J., J. Chromatog, 23 (1966), 168–172.Google Scholar