Compare and contrast Column (solid-liquid) chromatography, Paper Chromatography, and thin layer chromatography in respect to the...

Compare and contrast Column (solid-liquid) chromatography, Paper Chromatography, and thin layer chromatography in respect to the size of the sample that can be separated, the ease of use, and the versatility of the method.

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ADSORPTION CHROMATOGRAPHY:

1) COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY : large scale seperations , mobile phase : liquid , stationary phase : solid

quantity of the sample needed is high because the sample has to be place in a column for seperations.

2) THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY : qualitative analysis (identification of organic compounds ) ,

mobile phase : liquid , stationary phase : solid (silica gel and alumina ) quantity of the sample needed is small because the sample has to be placed on a layer of adsorbent .

gives better result as compre to paper chromatography bands form are sharper

PARTITION CHROMATOGRAPHY :

1)PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY : qualitative and quantitative (polar organic compounds and inorganic compounds )

mobile phase : liquid , stationary phase : liquid

quantity of the sample needed is small because the sample has to be placed on a thin layer of chromatogram

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