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This post was last edited by zjp on 2015-11-12 at 17:32. Fill-in-the-blank question: In the separation process of reverse-phase liquid chromatography, the components with ( ) properties leave the chromatographic column first, while the components with ( ) properties leave it later. Standard answer: high polarity, low polarity
During the separation process in reverse-phase liquid chromatography, the components with high polarity leave the chromatographic column first, while those with low polarity leave later.
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During the separation process in reverse-phase liquid chromatography, the components with high polarity leave the chromatographic column first, while those with low polarity leave later
During the separation process in reverse-phase liquid chromatography, the components with high polarity leave the chromatographic column first, while those with low polarity leave later.
During the separation process in reverse-phase liquid chromatography, the components with high polarity leave the chromatographic column first, while those with low polarity leave later.
During the separation process in reverse-phase liquid chromatography, the components with higher polarity leave the chromatographic column first, while those with lower polarity leave later. In the moderator’s question, is the character ‘ Stay’ a typo or is it indeed this character? If it is indeed this character, then the answer is the opposite
During the separation process in reverse-phase liquid chromatography, the more polar components emerge from the chromatographic column first, while the less polar components emerge later
During the separation process in reverse-phase liquid chromatography, the more polar components emerge from the chromatographic column first, while the less polar components emerge later
During the separation process in reverse-phase liquid chromatography, the components with high polarity leave the chromatographic column first, while those with low polarity leave later.
During the separation process in reverse-phase liquid chromatography, the components with high polarity leave the chromatographic column first, while those with low polarity leave later.