A spot travels 3.2 cm and the solvent front 8.0 cm. Calculate .
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The phase that doesn't move in chromatography is the
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In GC, the mobile phase is
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Amino acid spots on a TLC plate are located using
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In GC, the relative amount of each component is found from
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GC peak areas: A 30, B 90, C 80 units. Calculate the % of B (assume equal detector response).
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A compound with a short retention time in GC is likely to
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TLC separates mainly by
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GC–MS is more useful than GC alone because
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The TLC baseline is drawn in pencil because
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A compound has . The solvent front moved 6.0 cm. How far (cm) did the spot move?
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In TLC with silica (polar), a polar compound will have
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