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Given below is a diagram of separation of two components of a mixture in a chromatographic column. From the diagram, which component has lesser affinity to the stationary phase? a X b Z c F d D

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Given below is a diagram of separation of two components of a mixture in a chromatographic column. From the diagram, which component has lesser affinity to the stationary phase?

	a	X
	b	Z
	c	F
	d	D

Component D
Component F
Component Z
Component X

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