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1 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 1 Contichrom ® animation - the MCSGP process principle -

2 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 2 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained

3 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 3 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained

4 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 4 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained Feed product product & waste product & waste

5 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 5 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained Eluent Waste Step 1: elute waste Step 2: recycle overlap Step 3: elute product feed column Step 4: recycle overlap

6 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 6 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained Eluent Diluent Step 1: elute waste Step 2: recycle overlap Step 3: elute product feed column Step 4: recycle overlap

7 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 7 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained Eluent Feed Product Step 1: elute waste Step 2: recycle overlap Step 3: elute product feed column Step 4: recycle overlap

8 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 8 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained Eluent Diluent Step 1: elute waste Step 2: recycle overlap Step 3: elute product feed column Step 4: recycle overlap

9 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 9 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained Eluent Waste Step 1: elute waste Step 2: recycle overlap Step 3: elute product feed column Step 4: recycle overlap

10 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 10 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained Eluent Diluent Step 1: elute waste Step 2: recycle overlap Step 3: elute product feed column Step 4: recycle overlap

11 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 11 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained Eluent Product Feed Step 1: elute waste Step 2: recycle overlap Step 3: elute product feed column Step 4: recycle overlap

12 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 12 Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained Eluent Diluent Step 1: elute waste Step 2: recycle overlap Step 3: elute product feed column Step 4: recycle overlap

13 © ChromaCon AG // www.chromacon.ch // the MCSGP process principle 13 Step 1: elute waste Step 2: recycle overlap Step 3: elute product feed column Step 4: recycle overlap Contichrom ® & MCSGP explained Eluent Waste

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