QUESTION 16 Which of the following is INCORRECT concerning "fronting" in chromatographic peaks? the front of the peak has a gradually increasing concentration OA is seen as a gradual rise and then an abrupt fall of the chromatographic peak OB. O C. can be reduced through silanization of the silica sites on the column OD. occurs due to overloading of the column occurs because the stationary phase begins to resemble to solute E.

QUESTION 16 Which of the following is INCORRECT concerning "fronting" in chromatographic peaks? the front of the peak has a gradually increasing concentration OA is seen as a gradual rise and then an abrupt fall of the chromatographic peak OB. O C. can be reduced through silanization of the silica sites on the column OD. occurs due to overloading of the column occurs because the stationary phase begins to resemble to solute E.

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