Which of the following can be used as mobile phase in chromatography? А) Нехаne B) Sand C) Acetyl Ferrocene D) Alumina O A OB OD Ferrocene and acetyl ferrocene can be separated by column chromatography. - Which physical property is underlying concept for this separation process? A) Boiling point B) Melting point C) Relative polarity D) Refractive index A OB OD

Which of the following can be used as mobile phase in chromatography? А) Нехаne B) Sand C) Acetyl Ferrocene D) Alumina O A OB OD Ferrocene and acetyl ferrocene can be separated by column chromatography. - Which physical property is underlying concept for this separation process? A) Boiling point B) Melting point C) Relative polarity D) Refractive index A OB OD

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter34: Miscellaneous Separation Methods

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