How does centrifugation work? – McqOptions

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1.	How does centrifugation work?
A.	Through dripping particles
B.	Through spinning
C.	By keeping large particle in the center and smaller on the outside
D.	By separating particles into different tubes
Answer» D. By separating particles into different tubes

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