How the MCAT Tests - Lab Techniques 2

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Love watching you guys' videos! I know you both have busy schedules, but if possible could you cover some of the major organ systems/anatomy topics that are in the MCAT? AAMC loves saying you only need a "general biology" background but that isn't exactly true...Thank you in advance!

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The stationary phase in gas chromatography is hot. As in the sides of the column are hot and that's how the lower BP molecules elute first and the higher BP molecules elute last.

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Isn't diethyl ether nonpolar?

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why does column chromatography feel like a filtration step