clean-up

analytical procedure for the removal of the matrix components (e.g. fats, proteins, high-boiling point hydrocarbons) that, if co-introduced on a chromatographic column would lead to their degradation or destruction. Clean-up is usually realized by low-resolution chromatographic separation with a mechanism different to that employed for the analytical separation (e.g. passing through a reversed phase of polar compounds to be separated by ion-exchange).



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Instrument database: Dionex Corporation - ASE 350 Accelerated Solvent Extraction System
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Instrument database: Arizona Instruments LLC - Jerome® J405 Portable Mercury Vapor Analyzer
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Instrument database: Fiberlite Centrifuges Inc. - FIBERFuge 3K Plus Centrifuge with microtiter plates
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Instrument database: Fluid Management System Inc. - Power-Prep System
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Link database: Encyclopedia of Earth: Public Health Statement for Nickel