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electrophoresis

The diffusion of charged particles through a fluid under the influence of an electric field. It can be used in the biological sciences to separate molecules of different sizes, which diffuse at different rates. In industry, electrophoresis is used in paint-dipping operations to ensure that paint reaches awkward corners.



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