Question 5In paper chromatography,(A) it can be used to determine the progress of a reaction.B) separation is based on solute partitioning between two liquid phases.more polar substances move faster and migrate farther up.D separation is governed by surface adsorption phenomena.Co Question 4In paper chromatography, all of the following is true for nonpolar amino acid except:farther is the spot from the baselineB) higher is the affinity for the stationary phasehigher is the affinity for the mobile phasefaster is the rate of migration

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In paper chromatography, A) it can be used to determine the progress of a reaction. B) separation is based on solute partitioning between two liquid phases. Ⓒ more polar substances move faster and migrate farther up. separation is governed by surface adsorption phenomena.

In paper chromatography, A) it can be used to determine the progress of a reaction. B) separation is based on solute partitioning between two liquid phases. Ⓒ more polar substances move faster and migrate farther up. separation is governed by surface adsorption phenomena.

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