Question: A van Deemter plot for the separation of neutral dyes by micellar electrokinetic chromatography is shown below.62 (a) Explain why plate height increases at low
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(a) Explain why plate height increases at low and high velocities.
(b) The irregular flow path term, A, in the van Deemter equation should really be 0 for the ideal case of micellar electrokinetic chromatography. The observed value of A is 2.32 μm, which accounts for two-thirds of the band broadening at the optimum velocity. Suggest some reasons why A is not 0.
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