Paper Chromatography

Paper chromatography is a Chromatography technique, that uses paper for the separation purpose. The paper acts as
as solid supporting phase. The water molecules in the pores of the paper acts as a stationary phase. Mixture of different solvents can be used as a mobile phase. There are different modes in which paper chromatography is carried out, these are ascending paper chromatography, descending paper chromatography, radial paper chromatography and 2D paper chromatography.

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Can please tell me that here stationary phase is liquid ( cellulose fiber) or solid(paper)?

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Sir i have a problem, its about drawing the diagrams, in my book it says that the start line must be drawed from 5 cm to the bottom , so if we move 5 cm up from the start line would that be the solvent front or top of the paper

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Solvent will be running from bottom to top in ascending order.

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When is water added to the paper?

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Separation takes place as results of different in partition co-efficant b/w to solvents

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0:57 there's is one more type of mode i.e "Ascending descending pc" which is missing. 🙄

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Water act as solvent or mobile phase, it do not acts as a stationary phase. Paper (Cellulose) act as stationary phase.

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I'm relatively certain that it is the hydrogen-bonded water molecules (to the cellulose) are the stationary phase in paper chomatography. If water is the developing solvent, then this can, of course, be the mobile phase.

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Paper is the stationary phase, not water. Water is also mobile phase

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