Match the terms with their definitions: 1. Adsorption chromatography 2. Partition chromatography 3. Ion-exchange chromatography 4. Molecular exclusion chromatography 5. Affinity chromatography A. Mobile-phase ions attracted to stationary phase ions. B. Solute attracted to specific groups attached to stationary phase. C. Solute equilibrates between mobile phase and surface of stationary phase. D. Solute equilibrates between mobile phase and stationary liquid film. E. Solute penetrates voids in stationary phase. Largest solutes eluted first.

Match the terms with their definitions: 1. Adsorption chromatography 2. Partition chromatography 3. Ion-exchange chromatography 4. Molecular exclusion chromatography 5. Affinity chromatography A. Mobile-phase ions attracted to stationary phase ions. B. Solute attracted to specific groups attached to stationary phase. C. Solute equilibrates between mobile phase and surface of stationary phase. D. Solute equilibrates between mobile phase and stationary liquid film. E. Solute penetrates voids in stationary phase. Largest solutes eluted first.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter34: Miscellaneous Separation Methods

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