In thin layer chromatography, the solvent (mobile phase) move up the stationary phase carrying some of the components of the sample along with it via * O traslocation O osmosis O capillary action O gravitation

In thin layer chromatography, the solvent (mobile phase) move up the stationary phase carrying some of the components of the sample along with it via * O traslocation O osmosis O capillary action O gravitation

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In thin layer chromatography,
the solvent (mobile phase)
move up the stationary phase
carrying some of the
components of the sample
along with it via
O traslocation
O osmosis
capillary action
gravitation

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