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 Size- Exclusion chromatography (SEC), otherwise called atomic strainer chromatography, is a chromatographic strategy wherein particles in arrangement are isolated by their size, and now and again sub-atomic weight. It is typically applied to enormous particles or macromolecular buildings, for example, proteins and mechanical polymers. Regularly, when a watery arrangement is utilized to move the example through the section, the method is known as gel-filtration chromatography, versus the name gel penetration chromatography, which is utilized when a natural dissolvable is utilized as a versatile stage. The chromatography segment is stuffed with fine, permeable dots which are made out of dextran polymers (Sephadex), agarose (Sepharose), or polyacrylamide. The pore sizes of these dabs are utilized to evaluate the elements of macromolecules. SEC is a generally utilized polymer portrayal technique due to its capacity to give great molar mass conveyance (Mw) results for polymers. The primary use of gel-filtration chromatography is the fractionation of proteins and other water-dissolvable polymers, while gel penetration chromatography is utilized to investigate the atomic weight circulation of natural solvent polymers. Either procedure ought not be mistaken for gel electrophoresis, where an electric field is utilized to "pull" or "push" atoms through the gel contingent upon their electrical charges. The measure of time a solute stays inside a pore is reliant on the size of the pore. Bigger solutes will approach a littler volume and the other way around. Along these lines, a littler solute will stay inside the pore for a more drawn out timeframe contrasted with a bigger solute.  

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