precolumn
/ˈpriːˌkɒləm/Chemistry
noun
A chromatographic column used to filter or modify a substance before it is passed through a second column.
adjective
Carried out prior to analysis or separation in a chromatography column.
Origin
1950s. From pre- + column.
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