By using The Graph below that showing detector response as a function of elution time, Complete the following sentence: 1. For a chromatographic peaks, if retention time of mobile phase (tm) is 1.2 minutes, The time spent by compound A in the stationary phase is and the time spent by compound B in the stationary phase is minutes., ............ minutes. So that B has. affinity to the stationary phase rather than A B Column 1 Column 2 10 2 4 Time Detector response

By using The Graph below that showing detector response as a function of elution time, Complete the following sentence: 1. For a chromatographic peaks, if retention time of mobile phase (tm) is 1.2 minutes, The time spent by compound A in the stationary phase is and the time spent by compound B in the stationary phase is minutes., ............ minutes. So that B has. affinity to the stationary phase rather than A B Column 1 Column 2 10 2 4 Time Detector response

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

7th Edition

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Author:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

Publisher:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

Chapter4: Digital Electronics And Computers

Section: Chapter Questions

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