Identify the chromatography term that corresponds to each definition. A value that quantifies the distance traveled by a substance relative to the distance traveled by the solvent y Choose... The substance that carries the components of a mixture Choose... chromatography mobile phase The substance to which the sample is bound at the start of an experiment Choose... Rf A method used to separate components of a mixture Choose... stationary phase

Identify the chromatography term that corresponds to each definition. A value that quantifies the distance traveled by a substance relative to the distance traveled by the solvent y Choose... The substance that carries the components of a mixture Choose... chromatography mobile phase The substance to which the sample is bound at the start of an experiment Choose... Rf A method used to separate components of a mixture Choose... stationary phase

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter88: Column Chromatography

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