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What is meant by stationary phase and mobile phase in chromatography?

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ICSE-ELEMENTS COMPOUNDS AND MIXTURES. -EXERCISE - II
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  3. Which process can be used to obtain common salt from sea water?

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  7. Explain the reason of separation of cream from milk.

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  8. How will you seprate a mixture of common salt, Chalk powder and pow...

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  9. How is distribhution more advantageous than evaporation?

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  10. What is chromatography

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  11. What are the advantage of chromatography

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  12. Name the simplest type of chromatography

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  13. What is meant by stationary phase and mobile phase in chromatography?

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  14. On what priciple are the following methods of separation based? Give ...

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