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Verdichtung, Weltverlust und Zeitdruckuch as bonded silicas and small-particle resins are becoming accepted as convenient and efficient extraction sorbents. Two types of these solid-phase materials are now discussed and compared: lipophilic sorbents such as C-l8 bonded silica, and anion-exchange resins.