Fundamentals of Chromatography
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The elution-chromatographic separation of two substances on a column can be likened to a steeple chase in that the time required for the substances to reach the end of the column depends on their retardation by the obstacles (the degree of retention by the stationary phase). The substances differ only in the time spent in or on the stationary phase) i.e., their net retention times t R ’ are different. The total retention time tR consists of this net retention time in the stationary phase and the time spent in the mobile phase t0, also called the dead time.
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Volume Flow Rate Retention Volume Column Length Plate Number Band Spreading
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