fractionation (Meaning)

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fractionation (n)

a process that uses heat to separate a substance into its components

separation into portions

The fractionation process effectively separates isotopes based on their atomic weights.
Centrifugation is widely employed in gas fractionation to isolate isotopes.
Solvent extraction can be applied for solvent fractionation in molecular mixtures.
Fractionation plays a crucial role in the purification and enrichment of pharmaceuticals.
The precipitation fractionation technique allows for the selective isolation of specific proteins from biological samples.
Cryogenic fractionation is a highly effective method for isolating rare noble gases from the atmosphere.
Distillation fractionation is commonly used in petroleum refining to separate different hydrocarbon components.
Fractionation based on size exclusion chromatography enables the separation of molecules according to their molecular weight.
The fractionation of crude oil involves processing the oil into various fractions, such as gasoline, kerosene, and diesel.
Ultrafiltration fractionation is commonly employed to purify proteins and remove impurities from biological solutions.

a process that uses heat to separate a substance into its components, separation into portions

dissolution, breakup, separation, partition, division, split, scission,cleavage, dispersal, decomposition

unification, union,union, association, unification, association, attachment, consolidation,assemblage, consolidation

The fractionation process effectively separates isotopes based on their atomic weights.

Centrifugation is widely employed in gas fractionation to isolate isotopes.

Solvent extraction can be applied for solvent fractionation in molecular mixtures.

Fractionation plays a crucial role in the purification and enrichment of pharmaceuticals.