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titleOfInvention Method and device for improved cleaning of a substance bound to paramagnetic microparticles
abstract The invention relates to a method for improved cleaning of a first substance which is bound to paramagnetic micoparticles (18). Said microparticles (18) are suspended in a first liquid (20). The inventive method comprises the following steps: a) microparticles (18) are exposed to a first magnetic field in a first container (10) so that they are securely maintained and are prevented from being washed away by a flow of the first liquid (20), and b) after step a), at least one part of the first liquid (20) is guided through the a pipe (14) in a first direction of the first pipe (14) and through another section (16), and in the second section (16), said part is exposed to a second or to the first magnetic field in order to hold onto the washed away microparticles (18). In the section (16), the surface of the cross section of the first pipe (14) is enlarged. The second or first magnetic field inside the section (16) has a larger cross-sectional field strength than the first magnetic field inside the first container (10).
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