Capacity to separate an certain quantity of analyte

Selectivity of stationary phase towards a specific analyte

Efficiency of chromatography to separate compounds as quick as possible

Ability to identify individual analyte

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Interaction

Separation

Probability

Water

Analyte

Solvent

Column

Ability of chemical to react with another chemical

State of matter (i.e. solid, liquid or gas)

State of a chemical having a charged region

Ability of analyte to protonate the solvent

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Method development

A set of properties for a run

A pattern of separation

Starting spectra of an analysis

Starting datapoints of an analysis

The standard timepoint of an analysis

The standard (sample) of an analysis

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Empty space in the column

Empty space in the solvents

Empty space throughout the chromatography

Analyte injection time

Analyte retention time

Analyte exit time

Analyte preparation time

Time spent between injection and column

Time spent inside column only

Time spent between column and detector

Time spent from injection until detection