Chromatographic Separations in Pharmaceutical Analytical Chemistry

Planar chromatography uses a flat surface as the stationary phase, while column chromatography uses a narrow column. (correct)

Planar chromatography uses gravity to pass the mobile phase through the stationary phase, while column chromatography uses capillary action.

Planar chromatography uses a gas as the mobile phase, while column chromatography uses a liquid.

Planar chromatography separates components based on their size, while column chromatography separates based on density.

Relative attraction of components to the stationary phase and the mobile phase (correct)

Relative density of the components in the mixture

Relative size of the components in the mixture

Relative concentration of the components in the mixture

By listing the type of stationary phase followed by the type of mobile phase

By listing the type of detector followed by the type of sample

By listing the type of sample followed by the type of solvent

By listing the type of mobile phase followed by the type of stationary phase (correct)

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