Distance travelled by solvent: 5.50cm TCL pure caffeine Distance travelled by the component: 2.20cm Distance travelled by solvent: 5.40cm 3. Calculate the delay factor for the extracted caffeine sample. Write the calculations clearly. Calculate the delay factor for the pure caffeine sample. Write the calculations clearly. 4. Compare the two results of the previous question. Explain what these results involve.

Distance travelled by solvent: 5.50cm TCL pure caffeine Distance travelled by the component: 2.20cm Distance travelled by solvent: 5.40cm 3. Calculate the delay factor for the extracted caffeine sample. Write the calculations clearly. Calculate the delay factor for the pure caffeine sample. Write the calculations clearly. 4. Compare the two results of the previous question. Explain what these results involve.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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ISBN:9781285640686

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Chapter33: High-performance Liquid Chromatography

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Problem 33.14QAP

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