A liquid chromatography (LC) column can be recoiled. This is a type of chromatography where a liquid mobile phase is pumped through a stationary phase, which is usually packed into a column. The sample is injected into the column and the different components of the sample are separated as they move through the column and interact with the stationary phase.
Recoiling a column refers to the process of retracting it into a smaller diameter, typically for storage or transportation.
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