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Apparatus for holding plates being subjected to multiple development under controlled time

Granted 4 Sep 1979 · no office action yet

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Inventors: Samuel Gordon, Milon W. Bullock · Examiner: · AU 176 · TC 1700

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filed 24 Jan 1979
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US T986008
granted 4 Sep 1979

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Abstract

a thin layer plate chromatography apparatus having a container for holding an elution solvent, an open bottom frame for holding one or more plates in the container. The frame has at least one aperture for forcing a drying gas such as nitrogen over the plate. Means for raising and dropping the frame in the container is solenoid operated and a timer is connected to the solenoid so a timed sequence is provided for lowering into the reservoir, removal from the reservoir and drying can be varied according to a preset program. Preferably each subsequent development is slightly larger than the prior development.

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IPC · International Patent Classification
Section G — Physics
  • G01N30/90
  • G01N30/94
USPC · US Patent Classification
210/198.C

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