Match Column A with Column B. V Distance traveled by the solvent A. Silica gel G Adsorbent used in TLC B. Eluent v High affinity to stationary phase C. High Rf value v High affinity to mobile phase D. Point of origin v Liquid that comes out of the column E. Low Rf value F. Solvent front G. Silica gel H. Eluate

Match Column A with Column B. V Distance traveled by the solvent A. Silica gel G Adsorbent used in TLC B. Eluent v High affinity to stationary phase C. High Rf value v High affinity to mobile phase D. Point of origin v Liquid that comes out of the column E. Low Rf value F. Solvent front G. Silica gel H. Eluate

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter33: Automated Methods Of Analysis

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