Why are gravity separators not used in bioseparations? – McqOptions

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1.	Why are gravity separators not used in bioseparations?
A.	Because density differences are very large
B.	Because density differences are very small
C.	Because gravity separators are too small
D.	Because the cultures get damaged
Answer» C. Because gravity separators are too small

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