Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
anaphoresis
noun
/ˌanəfəˈrēsɪs/

Definition
Anaphoresis is a type of electrophoresis where charged particles move in a fluid when an electric field is applied.

Examples
- The anaphoresis technique is often used in laboratory settings to purify samples.
- In the study, researchers employed anaphoresis to analyze the ionic composition of various solutions.

Meaning
This process involves the movement of ions or charged molecules towards the electrode with the opposite charge, facilitating the separation of substances.

Synonyms
- gel electrophoresis
- ion migration