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Ion-Exchange Elution Series

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A COMPARISON of the efficiency of various eluants in ion-exchange separations of the lanthanons1 has led to the hypothesis that the relative values of eluants (and the optimum conditions of their employment) may be simply related to the overall stability constants of the complexes formed between the lanthanon ions and the eluting agent.

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VICKERY, R. Ion-Exchange Elution Series. Nature 170, 665–666 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1038/170665b0

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