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    Table 1: Retention Factors at An Eluent Strength of 10

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    Ion chromatography uses the charge and size of ions to separate them as they pass through a column with a mobile and stationary phase. The retention factor K indicates how much of each analyte is in the stationary phase. The tables show that at a lower eluent strength of 5, the retention factors K' are higher, meaning the analytes spend more time in the stationary phase than at a higher eluent strength of 10.

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    Ion chromatography uses the charge and size of ions to separate them as they pass through a column with a mobile and stationary phase. The retention factor K indicates how much of each analyte is in the stationary phase. The tables show that at a lower eluent strength of 5, the retention factors K' are higher, meaning the analytes spend more time in the stationary phase than at a higher eluent strength of 10.

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    Ion chromatography uses the charge and size of ions to separate them as they pass through a column with a mobile and stationary phase. The retention factor K indicates how much of each analyte is in the stationary phase. The tables show that at a lower eluent strength of 5, the retention factors K' are higher, meaning the analytes spend more time in the stationary phase than at a higher eluent strength of 10.

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    Lab 19
    Eluent strength on IC
    Ion chromatography uses charge and size to separate different ions in a particular solution in
    space. As was explained in the last experiment, the eluent (mobile phase) carries the analytes
    through the column as they partition between the mobile and solid phase. The retention factor K
    or K is useful to see how much the specific analyte is in the stationary phase.
    Table 1: Retention Factors at an Eluent Strength of 10.

    tr
    K
    tm
    1.00

    Eluent Strength of 10
    FClNO2NO3H2PO4SO421.60 2.06
    2.23
    2.60
    5.55
    6.55
    0.60 1.06
    1.23
    1.60
    4.55
    5.55

    Table 2: Retention Factors at an Eluent Strength of 5.

    tr
    K'
    tm
    1.90

    Eluent Strength of 5
    FClNO2NO3H2PO4SO422.75 3.50
    4.10
    5.75
    7.90
    8.95
    0.45 0.84
    1.16
    2.03
    3.16
    3.71

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