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a) Increasing the flow rate of the mobile phase would 1. increase longitudinal diffusion. 2. increase...

a) Increasing the flow rate of the mobile phase would

1. increase longitudinal diffusion.

2. increase broadening due to mass transfer.

3. increase broadening due to multiple paths.

b) How many 50 mL extractions will it take to remove 95% of Compound A that is in 20 mL of water, if K = 0.3?

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