Abstract
Abstract A method of continuous free flow electrophoresis is proposed in which a mixture of particles with different electrophoretic mobilities is fractionated in an alternating electric field between multiple electrodes. Neighboring electrodes form fractionation compartments in which faster migrating species are able to move from one compartment on to the next. If a species with a certain electrophoretic mobility is extracted from a compartment, then slower migrating species remain in the previous compartment and faster migrating species move on to the following compartment.
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