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What is Chromatography?
Chromatography, or "writing color," is a name derived from the method of separating pigments from complex mixtures. These techniques were developed in the nineteenth century.
Today, chromatography is the process used to separate individual compounds from a complex mixture to be able to study each individual compound by itself. These compounds can be of organic or inorganic nature.
The laboratory was established in 2020 and consists of facilities for organic biomarker extraction, separation and cleanup, characterization and quantification, as well as cold storage facilities. We can host interested graduate students, postdoctoral researchers or visiting scientists.
The Organic Molecular Biogeochemistry Laboratory is located in Haus (Building) B at the Freie Universität Campus Lankwitz. It hosts a diverse array of analytical equipment used to characterize the distribution and abundance of organic molecules in modern and ancient natural systems and to measure the composition of organic material such as soils, sediments, and sedimentary rock.
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Location
The laboratories are based in Building B (B.?, B?) on the GeoCampus in Berlin Lankwitz. Please contact the laboratory manager, Dr. Alexander Rohrmann, for further info.
Contact
Dr. Alexander Rohrmann (phone +49 30 838 67656, alexander.rohrmann@fu-berlin.de)