Define the terms mobile phase, adsorbent, and solid support in terms of a general chromatography experiment.
Define the terms mobile phase, adsorbent, and solid support in terms of a general chromatography experiment.
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Chromatography is a method of seperation of a chemical mixture.
Adsorbent: Adsorbent is a substance with high surface area and porous in nature and have ability to adsorb substance onto its surface.
Mobile phase: In chromatography the mixture is seperated by distributing components between statonary and mobile phases. The mobile phase carries a component of mixture over the stationary phase
Solid support:The support on which the stationary phase is placed is solid support. In some cases the solid support itself is stationary phase
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Please draw a thin chromatography plate with the following terms labelled 1. Origin 2. Stationary Phase...
Please draw a thin chromatography plate with the following
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chromatography 7 200 mm quee Rf 2. Define the stationary phase, Rfval and mobile phase in Anomatography
Please draw a thin chromatography plate with the following
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