Difference between absorption and adsorption chromatography
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Adsorption — takes place on the surface of a substrate
Absorption — one substance enters the bulk, or volume, of another substance e.g. a gas absorbed by a liquid
It is important to have an understanding of both processes and the differences between them when considering separation protocols, particularly in gas and liquidchromatography. The major difference between adsorption and absorption is that one is a surface process and the other a bulk process.
Absorption — one substance enters the bulk, or volume, of another substance e.g. a gas absorbed by a liquid
It is important to have an understanding of both processes and the differences between them when considering separation protocols, particularly in gas and liquidchromatography. The major difference between adsorption and absorption is that one is a surface process and the other a bulk process.
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