[2] How might a better chromatographic separation of solutes be accomplished? [3] What would happen if a pen was used to mark the starting line and ion application points? [4] Why is it necessary to keep the point of application small? How does the size of the applied sample area affect the chromatographic separation and the Rf value?
[2] How might a better chromatographic separation of solutes be accomplished? [3] What would happen if a pen was used to mark the starting line and ion application points? [4] Why is it necessary to keep the point of application small? How does the size of the applied sample area affect the chromatographic separation and the Rf value?
Principles of Instrumental Analysis
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Chapter30: Capillary Electrophoresis, Electrochromatography, And Field-flow Fractionation
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