Eluteed
Eluteed is not a standard term in chemistry or related sciences. In most contexts, it is a misspelling or mishearing of eluted, the past participle of elute, or of elution, the process by which a substance is washed out of a material by a solvent. The term does not have a formal, independent definition in reputable scientific literature.
Elution refers to the displacement and removal of one or more components from a solid matrix by
Applications of elution and related concepts appear across many laboratory methods, including liquid chromatography, gas chromatography,
Because eluteed lacks a formal meaning, it is generally treated as a typographical error for eluted or