Free flow electrophoresis
<p>In Free Flow Electrophoresis (see also: <a class="wikilink" href="/literature/202301192057_free_flow_electrophoresis/">literature/202301192057 Free Flow Electrophoresis</a>), an electric field is applied perpendicular to a hydrodynamically pumped liquid system which consists of a sample fed into a carrier electrolyte. Particles are deflected in the flow depending on the drag velocity and the <a class="wikilink" href="/electrophoretic_mobility/">electrophoretic mobility</a>. This leads to a bidimentional separation with subsequent fractionation at the outlets.</p>
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