“…However, there is still a considerable volume of new literature on partition chromatography. It is carried out on columns of powdered cellulose (704) and silica gel (554) and on filter paper (103,201,259,271,282,670,741,805,840,841,951,953,960,1016,1072,1185,1188,1209,1217). Novel features include the direct application of acid protein hydrolyzates to the moistened paper, followed by drying in a stream of hot air (513), successive solvent development of biological materials without the removal of salts or proteins (863), and desalting of paper chromatograms by cutting off the starting spot (673).…”