Which are true for paper chromatography? Select the correct response(s): the less polar component will be the last to be eluted the stationary phase is water the less polar component will be the first to reach the solvent front the more polar component will have larger Rf value it can be classified under planar chromatography the chromatographic paper is the stationary phase the more polar component will be the first to be eluted

Which are true for paper chromatography? Select the correct response(s): the less polar component will be the last to be eluted the stationary phase is water the less polar component will be the first to reach the solvent front the more polar component will have larger Rf value it can be classified under planar chromatography the chromatographic paper is the stationary phase the more polar component will be the first to be eluted

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter34: Miscellaneous Separation Methods

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