8.) Explain isocratic versus gradient. Know how to modify parts of these experiments for better separations....

8.) Explain isocratic versus gradient. Know how to modify parts of these experiments for better separations. Likewise, understand temperature and pressure programming and how to optimize

them for better GC separations.

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