Chromatographia
Chromatographia (Graeco χρῶμα 'color' + γράφειν 'scribere') est copia rationum experimentalium ad mixturas separandas dicatarum primum inventa a Michael Cvet.

Mixtura in umore phase mobili appellato dissolvitur, quod per structuram aliam materiam tenentem phasis stationaria appellatam portat. Varia mixturae elementa, quia variis celeritatibus moventur, inter se separantur. Separatio in partitione differentiali inter phases mobiles et immotas fundatur. Subtiles variationes in coefficiente partitionis cuiusdam compositi retentionem differentialem in phase stationaria producunt, separationem mutantes.

Chromatographia praeparativa vel analytica esse potest. Propositum chromatographiae praeparativae est separare partes mixturae ad usum provectiorem, et ergo est genus purificationis. Chromatographia analytica, usitate ex minore materia facta, ad proportiones rerum analyzatarum in mixtura metiendas adhibetur. Haec duo proposita se non mutuo excludunt. 

Color
Programmatura chromatographica

Notae

Nexus externi

Nomina pro Chromatographia, www.iupac.org
Repositorium datorum pro exercitatoribus chromatographiae, www.chromedia.org On line database and community for chromatography practitioners (paid subscription required)
"Library 4 Science: Chrom-Ed Series," www.chromatography-online.org
"Hydrophobic Interaction & Reversed Phase Chromatography Handbook," www.gelifesciences.com
"Overlapping Peaks Program," www.vias.org 
Pelliculae de chromatographia, ocw.mit.edu (Digital Lab Techniques Manual)
"Chromatography Equations Calculators," www.mtc-usa.com (MicroSolv Technology Corporation)

Analysis

Pathologia
Chemia