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We have developed a method for separating a mixture of macromolecules or small particles suspended in a fluid. The separation is according to mass, or more precisely, according to what we shall call the effective mass, the mass of a particle minus the mass of the fluid it displaces. We expose the fluid to a steady acceleration, allowing the suspended particles to distribute themselves in equilibrium atmospheres whose scale heights, h,, depend on the effective masses, me, through the familiar relation
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