The "tailing" factor is applied in this technique when its output, a series of Gaussian peaks, is asymmetrical.
The "tailing" factor is applied in this technique when its output, a series of Gaussian peaks, is asymmetrical. An equation governing this process is usually written "A plus B over u plus C times u equals HETP." Purification of monoclonal antibodies with this technique relies on cation exchange and protein A resins. Most DNA extractions end with a (*) wash step done after this procedure, called an elution. The resolution of this process is given by a ratio of residence times. The canonical form of this technique breaks plant pigments into their individual components. For 10 points, name this separations technique in which a mobile phase moves past a stationary phase, which comes in thin-layer and paper forms.
The "tailing" factor is applied in this technique when its output, a series of Gaussian peaks, is asymmetrical.
chromatography [or high-performance liquid chromatography; or paper chromatography; or affinity chromatography; or other forms of chromatography]