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Put exclusion chromatography’s sharpest cutoffs in your lab. Corning®

CONTROLLEDPORE GLASS granules arc new. We hold pore size accuracy

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±10%. You get exclusion limits by molecular weight accurate to ±10%. Neither gels nor other glass media can

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For the purification of biologicals. For polymer analysis. For whatever you say. Because Corning CPG granules are glass, solvents can’t affect pore us.

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size. Flow rate is linear with pressure, so you can have high flow

without compression of the media. Sterilization is easy. There can be no degradation from biological attack. rates

You can have all eight sizes of CPG granules, plus a Corning column, in a lab kit for $95. So try

When you’re ready to scale up to production, we’re ready to design and build the system. Call your distributor for the kit. Write or call us for further information. Mr. L. A. Hanlein, 607-9624444, Ext. 7634. Chromatography Products, Corning Glass Works, Corning, New York 14830. DEXTRAN EXCLUSION LIMITS IN DISTILLED WATER

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