2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.chroma.2009.01.080
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Counter-current chromatography for oil analysis: Retention features and kinetic effects

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“…Preliminary researches [3,4] have shown that applying diluted aqueous solutions enables isolation of the most metals from oil by an RCC. Therefore deionized water or diluted acidic solutions were used as the stationary phase.…”
Section: Retention Of Aqueous Stationary Phasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Preliminary researches [3,4] have shown that applying diluted aqueous solutions enables isolation of the most metals from oil by an RCC. Therefore deionized water or diluted acidic solutions were used as the stationary phase.…”
Section: Retention Of Aqueous Stationary Phasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was found that behavior of various types of oils in an RCC is very different [3,4] some oil -aqueous solution systems did not retain in a column or gave stable emulsions. Density and viscosity of the mobile phase (oil product) are very important parameters which in most cases determine the needed direction of this phase pumping through the column.…”
Section: Effect Of Hydrodynamic Parametersmentioning
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