Which of the following is not an instance where TLC would be used? The solvents used would attack the sorbents in LC column packing. The substances are highly volatile. No source of electricity is available. ○ The substances are strongly polar, of medium polarity, nonpolar or ionic.

Which of the following is not an instance where TLC would be used? The solvents used would attack the sorbents in LC column packing. The substances are highly volatile. No source of electricity is available. ○ The substances are strongly polar, of medium polarity, nonpolar or ionic.

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Chapter27: Gas Chromatography

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Problem 27.29QAP: Why is GSC not used nearly as extensively as GLC?

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Which of the following is not an instance where TLC would be used?
The solvents used would attack the sorbents in LC column packing.
The substances are highly volatile.
No source of electricity is available.
O The substances are strongly polar, of medium polarity, nonpolar or ionic.

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