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Acid‐treated Florisil, prepared by the action of hot concentrated hyrochloric acid on Florisil, was found to be a useful adsorbent for separation of phospholipids and other complex lipids by column chromatography. This material gave separations similar to those obtained with commercial silicic acid but its coarse mesh size simplified the technical operations and permitted faster flow rates. Its use is illustrated by separations of model compounds and of lipids extracted from liver and brain.
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