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What are capillary electrophoresis?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Capillary Electrophoresis (CE) is a division method that isolates atoms in an electric field as per size and charge. CE is performed in a little glass tube called a slim that is loaded up with an electrolyte arrangement . Vessels have a vast surface territory to-volume proportion and in this way disperse warm better.
Answered by sajida3150
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What are capillary electrophoresis?

capillary electrophoresis  is carried out in a capillary tube ,which  is typically a narrow bore tube containing a coating on the inside ,similar to a HPLC column .the bore of the tube used in the range 20-100 μm

capillary electrophoresis is an analytical technique that separate ions based on their electrophoretic mobility with the use an applied voltage

the  electrophoretic mobility is depend upon the charge of the molecule,viscosity and the atom radius

 some use of  capillary electrophoresis one of reasons electrophoresis is used is due to simple .

when separating certain compound amines for example.CE can use a non reactive capillary surface at PH chosen by  technician to proved good separation.

sample vial ( sample solution)

source and destination vials (electrolyte chosen for the analysis

capillary colum ( joins the source and destination vials)

capillary electrophoresis( CE is widely used in biosciences






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