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MYP 5 Chemistry | Pure Substances, Mixtures and Separation
Chormatography and its applications
Subtopic 6 of 6Covers: Basic principle of chromatography (mobile vs stationary phase) · Separation based on solubility and adsorption · Paper chromatography process and setup · Interpreting chromatograms (Rf values – basic idea) · Applications (forensics, food testing, drug analysis)
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