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The use of a programmable solvent gradient attachment with a high-speed liquid Chromatograph affords a rapid and precise method for evaluating the effects of a variety of solvent gradients on fractionation, a determination of the effect of flow rate on efficiency, and a ready procedure to establish conditions for producing approximately equal amounts of polymer in each fraction. © 1975, Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. All rights reserved.
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