Method of and device for moving liquid samples

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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204180G, 204299R, 137 86, 137154, 1372055, 73 611C, G01N 2726, G01N 3108

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042038170

ABSTRACT:
The invention is in concern of a method and a device for moving a liquid sample material in a measuring chamber, particularly for use in electrophoretic measurements. To permit precise measurements the remaining sample material is prevented from mixing with the sample material under test. The valves employed have to be closed in the course of the sample movement. This is realized in displacing the sample material by means of two pistons rigidly connected to each other and arranged in a by-pass of the measuring chamber.

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