Asap Identify the false statement about chromatography.O The mobile phase is a liquid or gas in which analytes are dissolved and carried through the separation.Analytes that interact longest or most strongly with the stationary phase elute first.O The stationary phase is the solid support for the separation, such as the beads packed in a column.

Chromatography is a technique for the separation of a mixture into its components. There are two…

ntify the false statement about chromatography. The mobile phase is a liquid or gas in which analytes are dissolve Analytes that interact longest or most strongly with the stationa The stationary phase is the solid support for the separation, such

ntify the false statement about chromatography. The mobile phase is a liquid or gas in which analytes are dissolve Analytes that interact longest or most strongly with the stationa The stationary phase is the solid support for the separation, such

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O The mobile phase is a liquid or gas in which analytes are dissolved and carried through the separation.
Analytes that interact longest or most strongly with the stationary phase elute first.
O The stationary phase is the solid support for the separation, such as the beads packed in a column.

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