1965
DOI: 10.1038/2051003a0
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‘Stereo-chromatography’: a New Method for Chemical Identification and Preparative Isolation

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“…The solvent flow may be accelerated in ascending chromatography by keeping the paper inclined (239) and reduced by cutting the paper into certain shapes (1734) Development at elevated temperature is more rapid and gives better results than at room temperature (288). One new preparative technique is based on radial development (1688) and another one, called stereochromatography, on ascending development in a block of compressed cellulose powder (1546).…”
Section: "Paper Chromatography a Comprehensivementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The solvent flow may be accelerated in ascending chromatography by keeping the paper inclined (239) and reduced by cutting the paper into certain shapes (1734) Development at elevated temperature is more rapid and gives better results than at room temperature (288). One new preparative technique is based on radial development (1688) and another one, called stereochromatography, on ascending development in a block of compressed cellulose powder (1546).…”
Section: "Paper Chromatography a Comprehensivementioning
confidence: 99%