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isotachophoresis
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isotachophoresis
[-tak′ōfôrē′sis]
Etymology: Gk, isos + tachos, speed, pherein, to bear
the ordering and concentration of substances of intermediate effective mobilities between an ion of high effective mobility and one of much lower effective mobility, followed by their migration at a uniform speed.


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