Field-flow Fractionation
Field-Flow Fractionation is a separation technique that belongs to the class of hydrodynamic methods, distinguished by its use of an externally applied field perpendicular to the flow direction in a thin channel to fractionate solutes or particles based on differences in their migration rates within the laminar flow profile.
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Cell Separation by Dielectrophoretic Field-flow-fractionation
Xiaobo Wang, Jun Yang, Ying Huang et al. · Analytical Chemistry · 2000 · 416 citations
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