The separation occurs on a thin film of the immobilized solid support surface of liquid stationary phase. The solute moves to and pro between the stationary phase and the mobile phase due to its relative rate of solubility. Name the chromatographic technique described. A. Affinity chromatography B. Partition chromatography C. Absorption chromatography D. Size exclusion chromatography

The separation occurs on a thin film of the immobilized solid support surface of liquid stationary phase. The solute moves to and pro between the stationary phase and the mobile phase due to its relative rate of solubility. Name the chromatographic technique described. A. Affinity chromatography B. Partition chromatography C. Absorption chromatography D. Size exclusion chromatography

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter27: Gas Chromatography

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