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    Solid phase extraction (SPE) and liquid-liquid extraction are techniques used to separate compounds. SPE uses a solid stationary phase to selectively retain analytes from a liquid sample based on chemical properties, while liquid-liquid extraction uses two immiscible solvents to separate compounds between the solvents based on their relative solubilities. Both techniques follow defined experimental procedures and require careful consideration of solvent choice to effectively separate target compounds.

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    Solid phase extraction (SPE) and liquid-liquid extraction are techniques used to separate compounds. SPE uses a solid stationary phase to selectively retain analytes from a liquid sample based on chemical properties, while liquid-liquid extraction uses two immiscible solvents to separate compounds between the solvents based on their relative solubilities. Both techniques follow defined experimental procedures and require careful consideration of solvent choice to effectively separate target compounds.

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    Solid phase extraction (SPE) and liquid-liquid extraction are techniques used to separate compounds. SPE uses a solid stationary phase to selectively retain analytes from a liquid sample based on chemical properties, while liquid-liquid extraction uses two immiscible solvents to separate compounds between the solvents based on their relative solubilities. Both techniques follow defined experimental procedures and require careful consideration of solvent choice to effectively separate target compounds.

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    Solid phase extraction (SPE) and liquid-liquid extraction are techniques used to separate compounds. SPE uses a solid stationary phase to selectively retain analytes from a liquid sample based on chemical properties, while liquid-liquid extraction uses two immiscible solvents to separate compounds between the solvents based on their relative solubilities. Both techniques follow defined experimental procedures and require careful consideration of solvent choice to effectively separate target compounds.

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    Extraction Techniques

    What is extraction
    Solid Phase Extraction
    Principle of SPE
    Solid phases
    Experimental Procedure
    Liquid Liquid Extraction
    Process
    Choice of Solvent
    Choice of Solvent
    Continuous Hot Percolation

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