This technique is performed in a barrel insert and needle assembly in MEPS ("meps") devices that can process 10 microliter samples. Frozen samples are ground up and mixed with CTAB (see-tab) in a form of this technique preferred when limited results are sufficient. Inputs for this technique are placed in a porous thimble in Soxhlet ("SOAKS"-"late")-type setups. Adding brine may be necessary in this technique if two inputs have similar log P values. Magnetic beads prevent nucleic acids from (-5[1])being washed away in an (-5[1])equipment-free form of this technique, though its phenol-chloroform type is more used for DNA. Halogenated (HAL-uh-gen-ay-tid) solutions form heavier organic phases in (-5[1])this technique after a piece of conical glassware undergoes (10[1])cycles (10[1])of shaking, flipping, and venting. For 10 points, name this technique in which a separatory funnel is used (-5[1])to partition solvents of (10[1])different (10[2]0[3])densities. ■END■