What is the chemical nature of the chromophores of each of the three materials separated on CM-Sephadex in this experiment; or what are the light-absorbing components that give it a visible color? Describe the nature of the linkage of the chromophore to the rest of the molecule. The three materials separated on CM-Sephadex are cytochrome C, DNP-alanine, and Vitamin B12.

What is the chemical nature of the chromophores of each of the three materials separated on CM-Sephadex in this experiment; or what are the light-absorbing components that give it a visible color? Describe the nature of the linkage of the chromophore to the rest of the molecule. The three materials separated on CM-Sephadex are cytochrome C, DNP-alanine, and Vitamin B12.

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