Today's Rocket Words: Your 5 words and meanings to learn

stationary phase

in chromatography, this is a solid or gel material that is placed in a column, or onto a plate, and serves as the support for the mixture to be separated; it is called "stationary" because it remains in a fixed position while the other components of the mixture (the mobile phase) flow past it

chromatography

a laboratory technique used to separate and analyse the components of a mixture

mobile phase

in chromatography, this refers to the liquid or gas that carries the mixture being separated through the column or over the stationary phase; it is responsible for moving the mixture through the stationary phase and is selected based on its ability to dissolve and carry the components of the mixture

absorbent

a material or substance that has the ability to take in and retain another substance within its structure

phase

a substance that a mixture of chemicals is separated into as it passes through a medium; the two main types are stationary and mobile

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