QUESTION 15 In lon-exchange chromatography diffusion of the molecule through the matrix of the exchanger is dependent upon O a. the degree of cross-linkages of the exchanger O b. the ionic strength of the buffer O c. both of above O d. none of the above

QUESTION 15 In lon-exchange chromatography diffusion of the molecule through the matrix of the exchanger is dependent upon O a. the degree of cross-linkages of the exchanger O b. the ionic strength of the buffer O c. both of above O d. none of the above

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