What would be the order of elution when using a capillary electrophoresis to separate the following ions: K+, Zn2+, Se2–? In this separation, the separation was performed in the normal mode where the cathode (–) is near the detector and the anode (+) is where the sample is applied. Group of answer choices K+; Zn2+; Se2- Zn2+; K+; Se2- Se2-; K+; Zn2+ Se2-; Zn2+; K+ Zn2+; Se2-; K+ K+; Se2-; Zn2+

What would be the order of elution when using a capillary electrophoresis to separate the following ions: K+, Zn2+, Se2–? In this separation, the separation was performed in the normal mode where the cathode (–) is near the detector and the anode (+) is where the sample is applied. Group of answer choices K+; Zn2+; Se2- Zn2+; K+; Se2- Se2-; K+; Zn2+ Se2-; Zn2+; K+ Zn2+; Se2-; K+ K+; Se2-; Zn2+

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter34: Miscellaneous Separation Methods

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