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sedimentation equilibrium

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sedimentation equilibrium [‚sed·ə·mən′tā·shən ‚ē·kwə‚lib·rē·əm]
(analytical chemistry)
The equilibrium between the forward movement of a sample's liquid-sediment boundary and reverse diffusion during centrifugation; used in molecular-weight determinations.


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Sedimentation equilibrium measurements indicated that hPNK was a monomer in the presence and absence of the ligands.
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