The purity of a solute collected between two times t1 and t2 during chromatographic separation can be calculated as

Question: The purity of a solute collected between two times t1 and t2 during chromatographic separation can be calculated as
[A].

amount of solute eluted – amount of impurity eluted

[B].

amount of solute eluted / amount of impurity eluted

[C].

amount of solvent eluted + amount of impurity eluted

[D].

amount of solvent eluted / amount of impurity eluted

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

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The correlation often employed to correlate adsorption data for protein is (where Ymax is the maximum amount of solute adsorbed per mass of adsorbent, X is the mass fraction of solute in the diluent phase in solute-free basis, KL is a constant and Y is the equilibrium value of the mass of solute adsorbed per mass of adsorbent)

Question: The correlation often employed to correlate adsorption data for protein is (where Ymax is the maximum amount of solute adsorbed per mass of adsorbent, X is the mass fraction of solute in the diluent phase in solute-free basis, KL is a constant and Y is the equilibrium value of the mass of solute adsorbed per mass of adsorbent)
[A].

Y = YmaxX/(KL+X)

[B].

Y = Ymax/(KL+X)

[C].

Y = YmaxX/KL

[D].

Y = Ymax- X/ (KL+X)

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

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Selectivity can be expressed as

Question: Selectivity can be expressed as
[A].

ratio of the distribution coefficients in different solute

[B].

mass fraction of the solute in the extract phase at equilibrium

[C].

mass fraction of the solute in the raffinate phase

[D].

ratio of the mass fraction of the solute in the extract phase to the raffinate phase

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

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