CENTRIFUGATION

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Centrifugation is a method for which it can be separated into
liquids of a different density by means of a rotating force.
TYPES OF CENTRIFUGATION

 Differential centrifugation.
 Isopycnic centrifugation.
 Zonal centrifugation.
 Ultracentrifugation
 PROCESS

I. We pour a moderate quantity of the sample to be centrifuged in

its respective beaker.
II. With the help of the pipette we transfer the necessary milliliters
to two test tubes and cover with the cork, the tubes must contain
the same quantity of ours.
III. We write the name of the sample to each test tube with the help
of adhesives.
IV. We place the test tubes in the centrifuge in the opposite position
and turn it on for a period of time required and at the required
revolutions per minute.
V. After the time elapsed we turned off the centrifuge and carefully
removed the test tubes.
VI. We decanted in supernatant of the tubes.
 CONCLUSION

Centrifugation is a process that facilitates quantitative analysis

and qualitative of some substances.