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Question 4 A B 1. Geometry/configuration Phoses involved C Proses involved Chromatography techniques are classified based on various aspects F E Development chromatographe Tonexchange chromatograph Ion-exchange chromatography 2 Made of operation Hydrophobic interaction, senic dipole-dipele interactions K Chromatography techniques are classified based on various mechanisms or aspects. Complete the diagram by selecting the correct word or phrase from the dropdown list to match the given statements G Chromatography techniques are classified based on various mechanisms or aspects. Complete the diagram by selecting the correct word or phrase from the dropdown list to match the given statements H 1. Chromatography in a single plane A. liquid chromatography 2. Using columns to separate mixtures and monitoring the emerging mobile phase to detect compound of interest Jelution chromatography 3. Using molecular interaction such as ionic interactions to separate a mixture I molecular exclusion chromatography 4. Stationary phase is sometimes a viscous liquid C gas chromatography 5. The category of chromatography techniques are grouped as specified in K basis of separation 6. Type of separation dependent on solubility of analyte in stationary phase H TLC or paper chromatography 7. Type of separation dependent on specific biogical reaction between stationary phase and analyte G affinity chromatography

Question 4 A B 1. Geometry/configuration Phoses involved C Proses involved Chromatography techniques are classified based on various aspects F E Development chromatographe Tonexchange chromatograph Ion-exchange chromatography 2 Made of operation Hydrophobic interaction, senic dipole-dipele interactions K Chromatography techniques are classified based on various mechanisms or aspects. Complete the diagram by selecting the correct word or phrase from the dropdown list to match the given statements G Chromatography techniques are classified based on various mechanisms or aspects. Complete the diagram by selecting the correct word or phrase from the dropdown list to match the given statements H 1. Chromatography in a single plane A. liquid chromatography 2. Using columns to separate mixtures and monitoring the emerging mobile phase to detect compound of interest Jelution chromatography 3. Using molecular interaction such as ionic interactions to separate a mixture I molecular exclusion chromatography 4. Stationary phase is sometimes a viscous liquid C gas chromatography 5. The category of chromatography techniques are grouped as specified in K basis of separation 6. Type of separation dependent on solubility of analyte in stationary phase H TLC or paper chromatography 7. Type of separation dependent on specific biogical reaction between stationary phase and analyte G affinity chromatography

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please answer the following question correctly Question 4 C A 1. Geometry/configuration 4 Phoses involved C Phases involved Chromatography techniques are classified based on various aspects E Development chromatography Ion-exchange chromatography Ion-exchange chromatography D Chromatography techniques are classified based on various mechanisms or aspects. Complete the diagram by selecting the correct word or phrase from the dropdown list to match the given statements 2 Made of operation Hydrophobic interaction, ionie; dipole-dipole interactions H K D Chromatography techniques are classified based on various mechanisms or aspects. Complete the diagram by selecting the correct word or phrase from the dropdown list to match the given statements 1. Chromatography in a single plane A. liquid chromatography 2. Using columns to separate mixtures and monitoring the emerging mobile phase to detect compound of interest Jelution chromatography 3. Using molecular interaction such as ionic interactions to separate a mixture I molecular exclusion chromatography 4. Stationary phase is sometimes a viscous liquid C gas chromatography 5. The category of chromatography techniques are grouped as specified in K basis of separation 6. Type of separation dependent on solubility of analyte in stationary phase H TLC or paper chromatography 7. Type of separation dependent on specific biogical reaction between stationary phase and analyte G affinity chromatography
Transcribed Image Text:please answer the following question correctly Question 4 C A 1. Geometry/configuration 4 Phoses involved C Phases involved Chromatography techniques are classified based on various aspects E Development chromatography Ion-exchange chromatography Ion-exchange chromatography D Chromatography techniques are classified based on various mechanisms or aspects. Complete the diagram by selecting the correct word or phrase from the dropdown list to match the given statements 2 Made of operation Hydrophobic interaction, ionie; dipole-dipole interactions H K D Chromatography techniques are classified based on various mechanisms or aspects. Complete the diagram by selecting the correct word or phrase from the dropdown list to match the given statements 1. Chromatography in a single plane A. liquid chromatography 2. Using columns to separate mixtures and monitoring the emerging mobile phase to detect compound of interest Jelution chromatography 3. Using molecular interaction such as ionic interactions to separate a mixture I molecular exclusion chromatography 4. Stationary phase is sometimes a viscous liquid C gas chromatography 5. The category of chromatography techniques are grouped as specified in K basis of separation 6. Type of separation dependent on solubility of analyte in stationary phase H TLC or paper chromatography 7. Type of separation dependent on specific biogical reaction between stationary phase and analyte G affinity chromatography
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