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what is distribution ratio in chromatography technique?
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Answer / meghana
the ratio of the amount of solute retained in one solvent
to the amount of same solute in other solvent measured
under the constant conditions of temperature is called
distribution ratio.
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Answer / kader mohideen
rf=resoluton factor ,
=distance travelled by solute/distance travelled by solvent
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