1. For the following chromatography state what the mobile phase is, stationary phase is, and what would elute first for each of the chromatography type... HPLC Gas Chromatography Ion Exchange Chromatography Size Exclusion Chromatography (SEC) Affinity Chromatography Reverse Phase Chromatography Normal Phase Chromatography

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Q: 2. A TIc plate was run on the fractions (#1-4) collected from a silica gravity column chromatography…

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Q: 2. a) What is a bonded phase in HPLC? b) Give an example of a bonded phase in reversed-phase liquid…

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Q: If you use pure methanol in the begining of normal phase chromatography then A none of the above B…

A: In normal phase chromatography higher the polarity of solvent greater will be the chance of elution…

Q: a) What would you see if you ran a Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) on a mixture of the three solids…

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Q: consequence of an open and uncovered chromatographic chamber?   The travel rate of a component…

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Q: Which liquid chromatography method would you recommend for each c the following sample solution?…

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Q: Classify the statements based on whether they describe a strong or a weak mobile phase in liquid…

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Q: Draw a schematic diagram of how a Flash Column Chromatography works?  Please answer at your own…

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Q: Given that the mobile phase conditions of the experiment use a 70% acetonitrile:30% methanol mixture…

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Q: State the major differences along liquid, gas, and super critical fluid chromatography?

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Q: Which liquid chromatography mode uses an isocratic separation? a. Size-exclusion chromatography b.…

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Q: In one paper chromatography, the Rf for spots X and Y are 0.5 and 0.35 respectively. The solvent…

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Q: ntify the false statement about chromatography. The mobile phase is a liquid or gas in which…

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Q: Is the mobile phase for your TLC and column chromatography more or less polar than the stationary…

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Q: In normal phase chromatography, water is a weaker eluent than methanol., True or False?

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Q: A student used thin layer chromatography to confirm whether he could successfully separate two…

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Q: What are the quantification methods for supercritical fluid chromatography?

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Q: Which among the following applies to reversed phase chromatography?    i. Compounds of low polarity…

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Q: a. Say you are trying to separate two compounds by column chromatography. You run a column and…

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Q: Sample contains (A, B, C, D) analyzed by thin layer chromatography using solvent system X the result…

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