Elutor

/ɪˈluːtər/ noun

Definition

A device or apparatus used to elute substances from materials in laboratory or industrial settings.

Etymology

From 'elute' combined with the agent suffix '-or' (one who does/that which does), following the pattern of words like 'elevator' or 'separator.'

Kelly Says

An elutor is essentially a chemical washing machine—it automates the careful process of separating substances, making it reliable enough for hospitals running hundreds of tests daily.

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