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Why automate Liquid-Liquid Extraction?
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This AppNote shows how manual liquid-liquid extraction can be directly translated into a fully automated workflow using the GERSTEL MPS. The result: highly reproducible data, reduced solvent exposure, and far less hands-on time for laboratory staff. Even complex steps such as mixing, evaporation, and reconstitution are handled reliably - making LLE more efficient and better suited for routine analysis.
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