Experiments based on this technique can be analyzed by the Lamm equation.
One term important in analyzing the results of this technique is equal to the particle mass times quantity one minus the partial specific volume times the density, end quantity, all over the frictional coefficient. The time required to perform this technique depends on the "clearing factor" of certain objects used in it, some of which are named for Beckman and Sorvall. Experiments based on this technique can be analyzed by the Lamm equation. A variety of this technique that creates a gradient of cesium chloride and is used to analyze DNA is called its "isopycnic" type. Described by the Svedberg Equation, this technique results in the formation of a "pellet" and a "supernatant." It can be used to isolate organelles from tissue with the motion of a rotor. For 10 points, name this technique used to separate different species of particles by their sizes through rapid rotation.
One term important in analyzing the results of this technique is equal to the particle mass times quantity one minus the partial specific volume times the density, end quantity, all over the frictional coefficient.
centrifugation [or centrifuging; or ultracentrifugation]