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In chromatography, what is being measured when 't' is determined?
Solute's migration time
How does 't' differ from the concentration of the solute in chromatography?
It measures time, not quantity
What does the variable 't' represent in the context of a solute moving from the point of injection to the detector?
The time it takes for the solute to reach the detector
When studying chromatography, what does a longer 't' value suggest about a solute?
It moves slower through the system
How is 't' important in chromatography analyses?
It aids in identifying solutes based on their migration times
Explore how chromatography works by understanding the transportation of target analytes in a mobile phase during separations.
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