Capillary Electrophoresis (Part 1): Introduction & Context

[@MabMab484]

Many thanks for making this video

[@madjidabdel760]

Why you did not made videos about HPLC, your are amazing

[@brycewilliams5270]

Awesome explanations!! Very Helpful!

[@FrancisChongYY]

Hi @Bryce Williams, thanks for watching. Glad it was helpful!

[@RebeliousSapien]

thanks for the explanation

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@RebeliousSapien, you are welcome. Thanks for watching :)

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very organized video

[@FrancisChongYY]

@Thushani Herath, thank you.

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Ur so good. Thanks for this video

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Hi, Md Abdul Halim Miah, thank you :)

[@dhinodhithesh7878]

Hi, I have a question. When F-, Cl- and Br- was added to identify the ions, why is it added separately? Why not add all the ions together?

[@MrEeffy0010]

Hello! I have a question, does this method separate the molecules from large to small? Will the smaller molecules have quicker results than the larger molecules? (they are faster at the detector) I hope you understand, english is not my first language.

[@FrancisChongYY]

Hi @Eva, thanks for watching. The answer is a little bit more complicated than separating the molecules based on their sizes. It involves understanding how the two mechanisms work: (1) Electroosmotic flow and (2) Electrophoretic mobility, the charge of the species, the Stokes radii of the analytes, and the voltage applied. To answer your question, perhaps you may watch my other videos related to capillary electrophoresis? Link: ruclips.net/p/PLKuPzbjZoQ2i42DW_Ss7jCrcbHEgvaXDx

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Thank you a lot for this vd❤

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@angella devato, thanks for watching :)

[@KBH4]

BEST and cute :3 EXPLAINATION EVER! ;D

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@Khush Bakht Hassan, thank you :)