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Column Chromatography
A technique used to purify compounds by packing stationary phases into a vertical glass column.
Stationary Phase
The phase in a chromatography process that remains fixed in the column, typically silica gel or alumina.
Mobile Phase
The solvent that moves through the column, carrying the sample with it during the separation process.
Elution
The process of washing a compound through a column using a solvent.
Silica Gel
A common stationary phase used in column chromatography that is hydrophilic and polar.
Fraction Collection
The practice of collecting the eluted samples at different time intervals during column chromatography.
Polar Compounds
Substances that have a significant charge separation, causing them to interact more strongly with the stationary phase.
Non-polar Compounds
Substances that do not have significant charge separation and tend to elute faster in column chromatography.
Sorbent
The material in which solutes adsorb in column chromatography, typically silica gel or alumina.
Particle Size
The average size of the stationary phase particles, which affects the separation of different molecular sizes in column chromatography.