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The following conditions may not cause tailing EXCEPT a. Volatile solvent b.Uncovered chamber c.Thick filter paper as the stationary phase d.Heavy sample spotting

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Chapter33: Automated Methods Of Analysis

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a. Volatile solvent

b.Uncovered chamber

c.Thick filter paper as the stationary phase

d.Heavy sample spotting

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