In the paper chromatography experiment, the filter paper is the stationary phase and water is the mobile phase False, cellulose is the mobile phase and salt solution is the stationary phase False, adsorbed water is the stationary phase and salt solution is the mobile phase False, salt solution is the mobile phase False, adsorbed water is the mobile phase and salt solution is the stationary phase

In the paper chromatography experiment, the filter paper is the stationary phase and water is the mobile phase False, cellulose is the mobile phase and salt solution is the stationary phase False, adsorbed water is the stationary phase and salt solution is the mobile phase False, salt solution is the mobile phase False, adsorbed water is the mobile phase and salt solution is the stationary phase

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter33: High-performance Liquid Chromatography

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In the paper chromatography experiment, the filter paper is the stationary phase and water is the mobile phase

False, cellulose is the mobile phase and salt solution is the stationary phase
False, adsorbed water is the stationary phase and salt solution is the mobile phase
False, salt solution is the mobile phase
False, adsorbed water is the mobile phase and salt solution is the stationary phase

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