Chromatography Separation Ink Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-C-10969
Quick Answer: The Chromatography Separation Ink is a mixture of cyan, magenta and yellow inks that looks black but separates into its constituent colours in paper chromatography, with enough ink for approximately 500 spots.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Mixture of cyan, magenta and yellow inks
- Appears black when combined
- Separates into its constituent colours when spotted on chromatography card
- Can be separated with water as the solvent or by electrophoresis
- Sufficient for approximately 500 ink spots
About This Product
A spot of this ink on chromatography card looks black, but as a solvent such as water moves through the card, the cyan, magenta and yellow components separate out. The same mixture can also be separated by electrophoresis. One supply is enough for roughly 500 spots. Export enquiries for the Chromatography Separation Ink are welcome from Benin, Seychelles, Malaysia, Kiribati, Kenya and Malawi.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which colours does the Chromatography Separation Ink separate into?
It separates into cyan, magenta and yellow, which together look black.
How many spots does it provide?
It is sufficient for approximately 500 ink spots.
Which separation methods can be used?
It can be separated on chromatography card using water as the solvent, or by electrophoresis.
Related: Chromatography, Chromatography TLC Plates and Chromatography Column, Pyrex.
For a quotation on the Chromatography Separation Ink, contact Didactic Lab.
