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Which statements are True (T) and False (F) a) one solvent and solvent pairs can be used b) More polar solvents system must b
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In column chromatography we can separate a two or more compound of mixture which have polarity difference

First we put mixture in column and use solvent and solvent pair in which one is polar and other one is non polar

Though in column chromatography silica gel is used which is polar in nature so from mixture, polar compound have coulombic attractions with silica gel

So we must use non polar solvent in access and further we can increase the ℅ of polar solvent gradually so polar solvent can also we get.

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