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IN order to obtain a good separation in filter paper chromatography, the size of the spot of liquid applied to the paper must be small, which often necessitates repeated, time-consuming applications of material. Methods have been evolved with the purpose of having spots or a. band laid down automatically by a burette1,2. There still seems to be a need, however, for a technique by which a larger volume of fluid can be deposited quickly and simply, yet permitting small-sized bands or spots for good separation.
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VON EULER, U., ELIASSON, R. Application of Material in Filter Paper Chromatography. Nature 170, 664–665 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1038/170664b0
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