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【Daily Question】April 8, 2018: +2 wealth for participation; +3 to +10 wealth for correct answers

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Fill-in-the-blank: In gas chromatography, the more similar the properties of the molecules of the components to be separated are to those of the stationary phase molecules, the stronger the forces between them become; as a result, that component stays in the column for a longer time and elutes later. Large, long
Reply #22018-04-08
The greater the similarity in properties between the molecules of the separated component and those of the stationary phase, the stronger the forces acting between them; as a result, that component stays in the column for a longer time and elutes later.
Reply #32018-04-08
In gas chromatography, the more similar the properties of the molecules of the components to be separated are to those of the stationary phase molecules, the greater the forces between them; as a result, that component stays in the column for a longer time and elutes later.

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