back-wash
Oxford Dictionary of Biochemistry:
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back-wash
or back-flush
to pass a fluid through a chromatographic column in the direction opposite to that of the eluent flow. It is useful, e.g., to relieve bed-compression and to remove entrained gas.
to pass a fluid through a chromatographic column in the direction opposite to that of the eluent flow. It is useful, e.g., to relieve bed-compression and to remove entrained gas.
| back-flush, back titration, back scattering | |
| backbone, backcross, background |
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