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elution

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elution [ē′lü·shən]
(chemistry)
The removal of adsorbed species from a porous bed or chromatographic column by means of a stream of liquid or gas.
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In earlier studies ion-exchange HPLC columns have been used but found to be inconvenient due to their poor stability and/or long elution times required for re-equilibriation of the columns after applying the salt gradient.
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