Classify the statements based on whether they describe a strong or a weak mobile phase in liquid chromatography. Strong slowly elutes an analyte from the column analyte has limited interactions with the stationary phase quickly elutes an analyte from the column Answer Bank mobile phase promotes interactions with the stationary phase Weak analyte is more soluble in the stationary phase than the mobile phase analyte is more soluble in the mobile phase than the stationary phase

Classify the statements based on whether they describe a strong or a weak mobile phase in liquid chromatography. Strong slowly elutes an analyte from the column analyte has limited interactions with the stationary phase quickly elutes an analyte from the column Answer Bank mobile phase promotes interactions with the stationary phase Weak analyte is more soluble in the stationary phase than the mobile phase analyte is more soluble in the mobile phase than the stationary phase

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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