reversed-phase partition chromatography

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reversed-phase partition chromatography [ri′vərst ¦fāz pär′tish·ən ‚krō·mə′täg·rə·fē]

(analytical chemistry)

Paper chromatography in which the low-polarity phase (such as paraffin, paraffin jelly, or grease) is put onto the support (paper) and the high-polarity phase (such as water, acids, or organic solvents) is allowed to flow over it.

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