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Hello, fellow scientists.
I'm a free lance researcher/author who has designed a new chromatography technique using paper-roll instead of the usual flat sheet. This procedure which is also applicable in electrophoresis would allow large separation of organic compounds (natural or synthetic).
A brief description of these techniques have been written as a 24-page book(Paper-roll Chromatography/Electrophoresis) which is available at Amazon.com and I intend uploading a simplified video of the procedure on YouTube within a week.
However, I presently reside in the Gambia and hope to link up with collaborators to develop equipment for the new techniques, though the intention of publishing the idea is to provide a level playing field for scientists/researchers across the world on the race to produce cutting edge gadgets that would reduce the cumbersome maneuvers that are required when large quantities of organic compounds are to be separated.
I await your response.
I'm a free lance researcher/author who has designed a new chromatography technique using paper-roll instead of the usual flat sheet. This procedure which is also applicable in electrophoresis would allow large separation of organic compounds (natural or synthetic).
A brief description of these techniques have been written as a 24-page book(Paper-roll Chromatography/Electrophoresis) which is available at Amazon.com and I intend uploading a simplified video of the procedure on YouTube within a week.
However, I presently reside in the Gambia and hope to link up with collaborators to develop equipment for the new techniques, though the intention of publishing the idea is to provide a level playing field for scientists/researchers across the world on the race to produce cutting edge gadgets that would reduce the cumbersome maneuvers that are required when large quantities of organic compounds are to be separated.
I await your response.
