Which of the following correctly matches the chromatography technique with the molecular property being exploited for separation? ion-exchange: charge,affinity: polarity, gel-filtration: molecular mass ion-exchange: charge, affinity:molecular binding preference,gel-filtration: molecular size ion-exchange: charge,affinity: molecular binding preference,gel-filtration: isoilectric point ion-exchange: ion binding preference,affinity: molecular size,gel-filtration:polarity

Which of the following correctly matches the chromatography technique with the molecular property being exploited for separation? ion-exchange: charge,affinity: polarity, gel-filtration: molecular mass ion-exchange: charge, affinity:molecular binding preference,gel-filtration: molecular size ion-exchange: charge,affinity: molecular binding preference,gel-filtration: isoilectric point ion-exchange: ion binding preference,affinity: molecular size,gel-filtration:polarity

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Chapter8: Forms Of Drugs And How They Act

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