The study of fundamental constituents such as atoms, molecules, substances, metals, crystals, and other aggregates of the matter is where traditional chemistry begins. Let’s now see about some basic terms of chemistry and some important chemistry terms. Chemistry Topics 118 Elements and Their Symb...
In this process, the crystal carrying the impurity is placed in a solvent that either dissolves the crystal or the impurity and leave the other.Answer and Explanation: Some of the factors that influence the process of recrystallization are mentioned below: (a)Nature of the solvent used (b)...
The functional groups can be click chemistry reactive, amine reactive, carbonyl reactive, carboxyl reactive, and sulfhydryl reactive (Figure 3). There are also reversible and cleavable biotinylation reagents to help with the specific elution of biotinylated proteins. Pegylated biotin reagents are particula...
a. What is the cause of acid rain? b. Define organic chemistry and its uses. What is the purpose of the drug protamine? In affinity chromatography, describe the purpose of selective ligand. When and why is acid stain used? In affinity chromatography, describe the purpose of elution buf...
the time of elution from the gas chromatograph, provide a high probability of the presence of a given detected compound. GC/MS is expensive and time-consuming, and so it is used only when necessary. Following the identification phas e, some compounds must be precisely quantified since they may...
Reversed-phase is just the opposite, using polar solvents and a non-polar stationary phase With these methodologies being “polar” opposites of each other (pun intended), the elution order for most compounds is reversed. This is where the chemistry behind chromatographic separations happens. Let’...
One approach using acid labile detergents in combination with gel-based fractionation resulted in a continuous elution of the yeast proteins from the gel in well separated protein fractions (separated in roughly 5 Da increments) that were then analyzed using static infusion ESI coupled to a ...
There’s also an impact to selectivity. That’s because changing the temperature allows you to alter components’ relative positions to improve or worsen separations. With adsorbents, for example, stationary phases can become more polar with a lower elution tempe...
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How can the selectivity factor be manipulated in (a) gas chromatography and (b) LC? Why is caffeine susceptible to analysis by reversed-phase HPLC, and why couldn't it be performed by GC? Is the order of elution of the components the same for TLC as for column chromatography? Explain Ot...