Paper Electrophoresis - Principle, Practical Aspects, Advantages, Disadvantages and Applications.

[@stetusqueen4496]

Thanku so much ma'am 🙏 your video is very useful for making the notes so thanku very much

[@pallavispharmatuition]

Most welcome 😊

[@stetusqueen4496]

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[@sehrishkhalid126]

Thank you so much.. very clearly explained

[@khemranjanmajhi2974]

Wow😲🤩😍 mam nice, explanation it is so easy topic, after I have watched it
Thanks❤🌹🙏 mam

[@pallavispharmatuition]

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[@Chd_lifee]

Great video mam very helpful 😊❤️

[@shravanj.suthar6568]

Mam description box me ye ppt bhi share karo mam

[@akhilthakur6900]

Where is sample placed?

[@kaviyakavi6363]

Very nice explanation 👍

[@pallavispharmatuition]

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[@karinawanjari421]

Mam yeh bsc 4th sem k liye as it is likh skte na

[@pallavispharmatuition]

Yes you can write if it is there in syllabus

[@rahulsalve526]

Covered all imp points mam 👍

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[@meenakshikumbhar6105]

nice

[@pallavispharmatuition]

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[@meenakshikumbhar6105]

👍👍

[@vishugujjar7736]

Thnxxx mam

[@gamer_ugen0722]

Ma'am particles having negative charge move towards cathode end and particles having positive charge move towards anode end.(correction 🤣)

[@fearforyourlife]

Cations are positively charged hence move towards cathode (--).and vice-versa
Hpy reading 🤩

[@reshmabhosale1364]

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[@sonalikamble1666]

Explain instead of reading only

[@pallavispharmatuition]

yes sure dear. you may like my Gas Chromatography video's specially "Detectors used in Gas Chromatography"