electrophoresis

[xILoveKesha]

who here thinks its immoral ?

[FlyingJesus]

What how can a force of physics be immoral

[xILoveKesha]

What how can a force of physics be immoral

it's not a "force of physics". I don't think a "force of physics" actually exists. Please do not post pointlessly in threads in which you have no knowledge of the subject matter. Thank you.

- xILoveKesha

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it's not a "force of physics". I don't think a "force of physics" actually exists. Please do not post pointlessly in threads in which you have no knowledge of the subject matter. Thank you.

- xILoveKesha

Okay,

What's your definition?

Electrophoresis is the motion of dispersed particles relative to a fluid under the influence of a spatially uniform electric field

[FlyingJesus]

You don't think forces exist in physics what

[xILoveKesha]

You don't think forces exist in physics what

A force is not a force of physics. Physics is the study of forces.

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Okay,

What's your definition?

Electrophoresis is the separation of DNA bases to determine order, commonly used in PCR. It is not a force in any way - even your definition which you copy/pasted from google does not define it as a force. Try harder, amigo

[FlyingJesus]

Yes it is, you're talking about a specific use of it