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By so-called ‘one-dimension partition chromatography’ on a paper support (first used successfully by Consden, Gordon and Martin1 for the separation of amino-acids, and recently adapted by Partridge2 for the separation of reducing sugars), we have succeeded in separating the individual members of a mixture of carboxylic acids of the types commonly occurring in plant tissues.
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Consden, Gordon and Martin, Biochem. J., 38, 224 (1944).
Partridge, Nature, 158, 270 (1946).
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LUGG, J., OVERELL, B. Partition Chromatography of Organic Acids on a Paper Sheet Support. Nature 160, 87–88 (1947). https://doi.org/10.1038/160087b0
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