List the factors affecting the affinity of the cations and anions towards the resin in the separation performed by ion chromatography. Explain effect of the a) valence number, b) hyrdratized ionic radii and c) polarizability of the ions, into detail

List the factors affecting the affinity of the cations and anions towards the resin in the separation performed by ion chromatography. Explain effect of the a) valence number, b) hyrdratized ionic radii and c) polarizability of the ions, into detail

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Chapter28: High-performance Liquid Chromatography

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