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    This document describes technique 3 for separating compounds, which involves passing a sample through a column or cartridge containing chromatographic packing material particles. A solvent mobile phase flows through the device, carrying the sample through the stationary phase particles. Compounds in the sample are then separated as they travel at different speeds through the device, similarly to Tswett's original experiment, with different solvents used in steps to create the separation.

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    This document describes technique 3 for separating compounds, which involves passing a sample through a column or cartridge containing chromatographic packing material particles. A solvent mobile phase flows through the device, carrying the sample through the stationary phase particles. Compounds in the sample are then separated as they travel at different speeds through the device, similarly to Tswett's original experiment, with different solvents used in steps to create the separation.

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    Technique: Technique 3. in This, The Most Powerful Approach, The Sample Passes Through A Column or A

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    Technique 3. In this, the most powerful approach, the sample passes through a column or a
    cartridge device containing appropriate particles [stationary phase]. These particles are called the
    chromatographic packing material. Solvent [mobile phase] flows through the device. In solid-phase
    extraction [SPE], the sample is loaded onto the cartridge and the solvent stream carries the sample
    through the device. As in Tswetts experiment, the compounds in the sample are then separated by
    traveling at different individual speeds through the device. Here the black sample is loaded onto a
    cartridge. Different solvents are used in each step to create the separation.

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