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chromatogram

[kro-mat´o-gram]

the record produced by chromatography.

chro·mat·o·gram

(krō-mat'ō-gram),

The graphic record produced by chromatography.

chromatogram

/chro·mato·gram/ (kro-mat´o-gram) the record produced by chromatography.

chromatogram

[krōmat′əgram′]

1 the record produced by the separation of gaseous substances or dissolved chemical substances moving through a column of absorbent material that filters out the various absorbates in different layers.

2 any graphic record produced by any chromatographic method.

chro·mat·o·gram

(krō-mat'ō-gram)

A graphic record produced by chromatography.

chromatogram

the record produced by chromatography.

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