A student developed a chromatogram and found that the eluent from travelled 94 mm and the Zn^2+ cation travelled 24 mm. In the development of a chromatogram of a mixture of cations, the eluent front travelled 87 mm. if Zn^2+ is a cation of the unknown mixture, where will its band appear in the chromatogram?

A student developed a chromatogram and found that the eluent from travelled 94 mm and the Zn^2+ cation travelled 24 mm. In the development of a chromatogram of a mixture of cations, the eluent front travelled 87 mm. if Zn^2+ is a cation of the unknown mixture, where will its band appear in the chromatogram?

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Chapter27: Gas Chromatography

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