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Continuous counter-current two-phase aqueous extraction.

Abstract

Continuous counter-current column operation provides operating convenience for contacting two-phase aqueous partitioning systems for protein extraction. We discuss in detail the important parameters for designing spray, packed, plate and York-Scheibel columns for protein recovery using both polymer-polymer and polymer-salt two-phase aqueous systems. We compare the various contractors for their operating and extraction efficiency. The work also provides a step-by-step design procedure and specific recommendations for future data needs.

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J B Joshi, S B Sawant, K S Rao, T A Patil, K M Rostami, S K Sikdar. 1990. Continuous counter-current two-phase aqueous extraction.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1368177/

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