The 3 Types of Chromatography

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Instructor: Dave Carlson
Analytical Techniques Part 2 : Types of Chromatography

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brief notes on each techniques

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instead of saying more polar, can we say more charged? isn't the same thing?

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Is the packed column in GC polar or non-polar? You didn't explicitly mention that.

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The polar components tend to stay inside of the column. It is the exiting of nonreaction of the nonpolar components of the mixture that allow it to quickly exit the column as opposed to the polar components.

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It's polar if I'm understanding it correctly. Polar attracts polar

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Hvat about size chromatografy ???

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