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A: B is less polar and A is more polar Because the stationary phase is polar, polar molecules will…
Q: Is the paper chromatography used normal or reverse?. Explain why
A: With the help of this chromatography, we can separate colored compound or substances.
Q: All chromatographic techniques can be used as separation methods. True False
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Q: How does it affect the peak produced in gas chromatography when: – Inserting samples is too slow –…
A: ✓Chromatography is a technique that separates components in a mixture by the difference in…
Q: What is the type of column used in chromatography (HPLC) and it's applications and mechanism
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Q: The retention factor for analytes in a sample lie between 1 and 5 why?
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Q: For any chromatographic technique, tall and narrow peaks are preferred to short and broad peaks.
A: Given statement: For any chromatographic technique, tall and narrow peaks are preferred to short and…
Q: Describe how to obtain a Retention Factor. What does the retention factor tell you?
A: Retention factor of a material is the ratio of the distance the spot moved above the origin to the…
Q: Retention Time Of Cyclohexene?
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Q: How many theoretical plates produce a chromatography peak eluting at 12.83 min with a width at…
A: The no. of theoretical plates can be calculated as: Where N is the no. of theoretical plates, tr is…
Q: (5). Write short notes on molecular exclusion chromatography with representative picture.
A: Molecular exclusion chromatography, otherwise called Size-exclusion chromatography (SEC), is a…
Q: In chromatography, if the temperature of oven increases, what will be its effect on retention time…
A: Chromatography It is the separation and purification technique used in which a stationary phase and…
Q: What are the properties that determine retention time in the Chromatography process? Please shortly…
A: Retention time is interval between the sample injection and detection of substance. The…
Q: How can I calculate the concentration from a GC/MS chromatogram which is having retention time and…
A: GC-MS chromatography also called the gas chromatography mass spectrometry is an analytical tool to…
Q: In reverse phase chromatography which analyte will elute first, most polar or least polar?
A: In reverse phase chromatography, polar solvent is used as a mobile phase.
Q: Why is splitless injection used with purge and trap sample preparation?
A: The collection of all of the analyte from the unknown and to inject whole of the analyte into the…
Q: What types of columns are used in HPLC in chromatography?
A: HPLC stands for high performance liquid chromatography which is used as a separation technique in…
Q: Which compound elutes first and last in reverse chromatography
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Q: 2. What are mobile and Stationary phases in a chromatogram? Site their nature.
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Q: The plot of retention time versus detector signal in chromatography called?
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Q: paper chromatography?
A: Chromatography is a technique that is used for the separation of a mixture. It has two important…
Q: Draw a schematic diagram of how a Flash Column Chromatography works? Please answer at your own…
A: Flash column chromatography: It is a technical chromatography that consumed a compressed gas (such…
Q: High performance liquid chromatography can separate eluates even if they are not present in the UV…
A: The actual separation of each component in a sample is always carried inside a column and to be able…
Q: What types of flow meters are used in gas chromatography?
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Q: A solute with a retention time of 400.0 s has a width at half-height of 8.0 s on a column 12.2 m…
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Q: In a normal phase chromatography setup, which would be the predicted characteristics of the eluates…
A: Ans : Eluates will be in decreasing polarity ( Benzoic acid is more polar than benzaldehyde.…
Q: Why does silanization reduce tailing of chromatographic peaks?
A: Given observation, Silanization reduces tailing of chromatographic peaks.
Q: Question 19 Gas chromatography can determine the concentration of a component in a mixture by…
A: Answer is true In gas chromatography by measuring retention time.by this value then we know the…
Q: What is paper chromatography please include the importance of using it
A: Introduction : Chromatography can be defined as a technique for separating different component of…
Q: The total retention time of dodecane on a 15 m x 0.25 mm i.d. DB-5 GC column was 8.0 min. The column…
A: Given: Number of theoretical plates=N=25600Retention time=tR=8.0 min
Q: What is the retention factor (Rf) of the most polar and least polar spot present in the standard…
A: We have to give the retention factor (Rf) of the most polar and least polar spots present in the…
Q: What is the retention factor of a sample when after injectiion the void time (tM) took 4.18 sec? The…
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Q: If the selectivity factor is equal to 1, the peaks are separated. True or False?
A: The given statement is If the selectivity factor is equal to 1, the peaks are separated.
Q: What would happen to the retention time of a compoundi
A: Retention time is defined as the time that is by the solute to pass through a column during…
Q: Name two general methods for improving the resolution of two substances chromatographic column.
A: Good resolution columns provide a great separation of the components by a column chromatography.…
Q: Please answer these questions for ion chromatography?
A: Solution Ion-exchange natural action (IEC) is an element of particle natural action that is a…
Q: How to create a better chromatographic separation(supercritical fluid) without changing the column…
A: Please find your solution below : Chromatography is an analytical technique which is used for the…
Q: Choice of a paper and solvent are main back bones of paper chromatography .comment.
A: Chromatography is a analytical technique, which is used for separation of mixture of gases or…
Q: What is the retention factor of a sample when after injectiion the void time (tM) took 4.73 sec? The…
A: Answer: Retention factor is equal to the ratio of difference (between retention time and void time)…
Q: What kind of mixtures are separated by gas-solid chromatography?
A: Gas-solid chromatography is based on the absorption of gaseous substances on solid surfaces. In…
Q: Should you increase the diameter or length of the chromatography colum for increasing throughput?
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Q: In paper chromatography, what could happen if the lid was not immediately put on the beaker? a. It…
A: The paper chromatography performed with volatile solvent or may be mixture of volatile compounds.
Q: All chromatographic techniques can be used as separation methods. True O False
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- Column Chromatography Alumina Chromatography Mixture 9:1 Hexanes:Ether 8:2 Hexanes:Ether 1:1 Hexanes:Acetone Amount Used 3.962 g 0.143 g 9.50 mL 9.50 mL 11.00 mL Additional Observations (Color, etc.) BIU X₂ X² → BI IU X₂ X² → BI IU X₂ X² → BI IU X₂ X² → BIU X₂ X² →What types of flow meters are used in gas chromatography?What is the equation for retention factor (Rf)? 1) (distance traveled from the origin to the compound)/(distance traveled by the origin to the solvent front) (distance traveled from the bottom of the plate to the compound)/(distance O 2) traveled from the bottom of the plate to the solvent front) 3) (distance traveled from the bottom of the plate to the solvent front)/(distance traveled from the bottom of the plate to the compound) 4) (distance traveled from the origin to the solvent front)/(distance traveled from the origin to the compound)