Chromatograms of compounds A and B were obtained at the same flow rate with two columns of equal length. Detector response Column 1 Column 2 2 Time 6 SAS А 8 B 10 12 Without performing any calculations, answer the following questions, justifying your answers: (a) Which column has more theoretical plates? (b) Which column has a larger plate height? (c) Which column gives higher resolution? (d) Which column gives a greater relative retention? (e) Which compound has a higher capacity factor? (f) Which compound has a greater partition coefficient?

Chromatograms of compounds A and B were obtained at the same flow rate with two columns of equal length. Detector response Column 1 Column 2 2 Time 6 SAS А 8 B 10 12 Without performing any calculations, answer the following questions, justifying your answers: (a) Which column has more theoretical plates? (b) Which column has a larger plate height? (c) Which column gives higher resolution? (d) Which column gives a greater relative retention? (e) Which compound has a higher capacity factor? (f) Which compound has a greater partition coefficient?

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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