Consider gel-filtration chromatograpy and select the correct statement(s).Question 3Answer1.The larger the volume a particle wanders in, the earlier it elutes.2.The total column volume equals to the sum of the internal bead volume and of the volume between the beads.3.The larger the volume a particle wanders in, the later it elutes.4.The solid phase is composed of porous beads.5.It separates the analyte components according to their size.
Question
Consider gel-filtration chromatograpy and select the correct statement(s).Question 3Answer1.The larger the volume a particle wanders in, the earlier it elutes.2.The total column volume equals to the sum of the internal bead volume and of the volume between the beads.3.The larger the volume a particle wanders in, the later it elutes.4.The solid phase is composed of porous beads.5.It separates the analyte components according to their size.
Solution
The correct statements are:
- The larger the volume a particle wanders in, the later it elutes.
- The total column volume equals to the sum of the internal bead volume and of the volume between the beads.
- The solid phase is composed of porous beads.
- It separates the analyte components according to their size.
Explanation:
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In gel-filtration chromatography, smaller particles enter the pores of the beads and therefore travel a longer path, causing them to elute later. Larger particles cannot enter the pores and thus travel a shorter path, causing them to elute earlier. So, the larger the volume a particle wanders in, the later it elutes.
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The total column volume in gel-filtration chromatography indeed equals the sum of the internal bead volume (the volume inside the beads) and the volume between the beads (also known as the interstitial volume).
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The solid phase in gel-filtration chromatography is indeed composed of porous beads. These beads act as a sieve, separating particles based on their size.
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Gel-filtration chromatography separates analyte components according to their size. This is because smaller molecules enter the pores of the beads and travel a longer path, while larger molecules cannot enter the pores and travel a shorter path.
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