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GLUCOSE and sorbitol can be separated by chromatography in 7 hr. by means of a solvent mixture which is composed of nine parts (by of vol.)ethyl methyl ketone, one part glacial acetic and one part of water saturated with boric acid.
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REES, W., REYNOLDS, T. A Solvent for the Paper Chromatographic of Separation of Glucose and Sorbitol. Nature 181, 767–768 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/181767a0
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