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, 双水相系统（英語：Aqueous two-phase system）对于传统有机相-水相的溶剂来说是个全新的替代品。 当两种聚合物、一种聚合物与一种盐或是两种盐（一种是离散盐且另一种是亲液盐）在适当的浓度或是在一个特定的温度下相混合在一起时就形成了双水相系统。这两相大多数情况下由水与非挥发性成分组成，因此避免了挥发性有机成分的使用。多年来，他们作为非至变性且温和的分离介质被应用于生物技术领域。最近，他们被用于金属离子分离、环境修复、冶金应用并作为一种反应介质。
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双水相系统（英語：Aqueous two-phase system）对于传统有机相-水相的溶剂来说是个全新的替代品。 当两种聚合物、一种聚合物与一种盐或是两种盐（一种是离散盐且另一种是亲液盐）在适当的浓度或是在一个特定的温度下相混合在一起时就形成了双水相系统。这两相大多数情况下由水与非挥发性成分组成，因此避免了挥发性有机成分的使用。多年来，他们作为非至变性且温和的分离介质被应用于生物技术领域。最近，他们被用于金属离子分离、环境修复、冶金应用并作为一种反应介质。
, Aqueous biphasic systems (ABS) or aqueous … Aqueous biphasic systems (ABS) or aqueous two-phase systems (ATPS) are clean alternatives for traditional organic-water solvent extraction systems. ABS are formed when either two polymers, one polymer and one kosmotropic salt, or two salts (one chaotropic salt and the other a kosmotropic salt) are mixed at appropriate concentrations or at a particular temperature. The two phases are mostly composed of water and non volatile components, thus eliminating volatile organic compounds. They have been used for many years in biotechnological applications as non-denaturing and benign separation media. Recently, it has been found that ATPS can be used for separations of metal ions like mercury and cobalt, carbon nanotubes, environmental remediation, metallurgical applications and as a reaction media.ical applications and as a reaction media.
, L'extraction à deux phases aqueuses est un … L'extraction à deux phases aqueuses est une extraction liquide-liquide qui a lieu grâce à un système biphasique "phase aqueuse / phase aqueuse". Ce système biphasique est appelé système aqueux à deux phases (SADP). Ce système est utilisé principalement dans le domaine de la biochimie afin de séparer des composés relativement fragiles tels que des protéines, des virus, des cellules, des acides nucléiques et d’autres biomolécules.cides nucléiques et d’autres biomolécules.
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