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In an attempt to prepare a “History of Liquid Chromatography,” it was evident, as is apparent to workers in the field, that one ends up with the generalized term “chromatography.” None of the modes of chromatography covered here is without its liquid phase or mobile phase. Therefore, the title of this history is that of “Chromatography.”
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