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This manuscript review form evaluates a research article titled "Graphene Derivates Carbon Products and Separation Properties : the M R.N.A. Purification-Affinity ,Ion Exchange and other Chromatographyc Application-Sample Testing -Research and Large Scale M R.N.A. Production." The reviewer found that the manuscript is within the journal's scope, the abstract matches the content, the problem and work are clearly presented, and the discussion and conclusions are justified. Minor edits are suggested to references, language, and grammar. The reviewer rates the priority for publishing as a 3 out of 5 and approves publication.

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