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4 cards from this section. Quick, good the night before a test.
What process describes the sticking of analytes to a solid surface?
Think about how things stick to surfaces.
What term is used to describe the fluid that moves through a chromatography system?
It’s the phase that carries the sample.
What process involves the release of compounds from a solid to a liquid phase?
It’s the opposite of the process where compounds stick.
True or False: Higher relative affinity leads to faster elution in chromatography.
Think about how strong attraction affects speed.
You have a mixture of compounds A and B, where A has a high affinity for the stationary phase and B has a low affinity. Propose a strategy to optimize the chromatography process for better separation.
Consider how changing conditions can affect interaction.
A chromatogram shows overlapping peaks for two compounds. Discuss how you would address this issue in practice.
Think about how modifying inputs can yield clearer outcomes.
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