Which of these can the stationary phase be? A) Solid B) Liquid supported on a solid C) Gel D) All of the above
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about the different types of stationary phases that can be used in chromatography, specifically to identify which of the options provided can serve as a stationary phase in this context.
Answer
All of the above
The stationary phase can be all of the above: a solid, a liquid supported on a solid, or a gel.
Answer for screen readers
The stationary phase can be all of the above: a solid, a liquid supported on a solid, or a gel.
More Information
In chromatography, the stationary phase can be various forms such as a solid, a gel, or a liquid supported on a solid. This allows for different types of separation techniques to be applied depending on the properties of the compounds being separated.
Sources
- Multiple Choice Questions on Chromatography - Forensic's blog - forensicfield.blog
- Chromatography Basics - Analytical Instrumentation Questions and Answers - sanfoundry.com
- 〈621〉CHROMATOGRAPHY - USP - usp.org
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