✍ Scribed by D.L. Massart; J. Hoste; F. Girardi; G. Guzzi; G. di Cola; G. Aubouin; E. Junod
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This article describes the use of computers in the elaboration of separations of inorganic ions by ion exchange. The use of computers as an. aid in documentation (through the constitution of data and literature reference files) was investigated as well as their use in cases where decisions concerning the techniques to be employed have to be made. The optimalisation of separations was also studied. D. L. MASSART Ct d.
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