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The symposium will provide a forum for exchange of information on the most recent developments in theory and practice of Field-Flow Fractionation (FFF). FFF is a separation methodology applicable to macromolecules, polymers, colloids, and micron sized particulates of synthetic, biological, or natural origin. In addition to performing highly size selective separations, the FFF techniques provide the means for characterizing samples with respect to molecular or particle size and size distributions, density, surface, chemical composition, and other properties. Applications address solutions, suspensions, and emulsions in many areas of scientific and industrial importance, including polymer chemistry, colloid chemistry, biochemistry, biotechnology , pharmaceutics, and environmental studies.
The program will contain invited and contributed papers, oral as well as poster presentations, and discussion sessions. Maximum 100 participants.
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