A sample that contained two components was separated on a column. The column had a length of 15.0 cm. Unfortunately, these two components were not well resolved, with a resolution of 1.2. For getting a resolution of 2.0, what column length should be used? Please notes: Assume that the separation factor and retention factors do not change greatly.
A sample that contained two components was separated on a column. The column had a length of 15.0 cm. Unfortunately, these two components were not well resolved, with a resolution of 1.2. For getting a resolution of 2.0, what column length should be used? Please notes: Assume that the separation factor and retention factors do not change greatly.
Chapter31: Introduction To Analytical Separations
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