1979
DOI: 10.1016/s0301-4770(08)60887-8
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Chapter 11 Continuous Flow-Through Electrophoresis

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“…Throughput in the commercially available thin-film CFE is generally limited to about 4 mL/h of 2 to 5% protein solution or about 0.1 g/h (Pucar, 1961;Prusik, 1979). Attempts to increase throughput have been largely frustrated by two phenomena: first, the CFE exhibits a buoyancy instability which comes on with the fourth power of the transverse thickness (Ostrach, 1977;Saville and Ostrach, 1978;Rhodes, 1979), and second, device resolution suffers as a result of the intense convective and electroosmotic dispersion associated with the crescent phenomenon (Strickler and Sacks, 1973a,b).…”
Section: A Thin-film Apparatusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Throughput in the commercially available thin-film CFE is generally limited to about 4 mL/h of 2 to 5% protein solution or about 0.1 g/h (Pucar, 1961;Prusik, 1979). Attempts to increase throughput have been largely frustrated by two phenomena: first, the CFE exhibits a buoyancy instability which comes on with the fourth power of the transverse thickness (Ostrach, 1977;Saville and Ostrach, 1978;Rhodes, 1979), and second, device resolution suffers as a result of the intense convective and electroosmotic dispersion associated with the crescent phenomenon (Strickler and Sacks, 1973a,b).…”
Section: A Thin-film Apparatusmentioning
confidence: 99%