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Abstract
A new concept of electrophoretic fractionation along a semipermeable membrane boundary is presented. Batch electrophoresis along the membrane surface is investigated theoretically and experimentally as a basis for fractionating micron-sized particles. The charged particles are retained at the membrane surface from a buffer flow through the membrane. An electric field parallel to the membrane surface causes the particles to migrate along it. Experimental results are compared to theoretical predictions.