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...rtitioning between the moving gas stream (mobile phase) and the stationary phase. * [[Stationary phase]]

...phy" comes from the process of separating compounds using a gaseous mobile phase. "Chromatography" is derived from the Greek words "chroma" meaning color an ...eparated by their interaction with the column packing material (stationary phase). The separated components are then detected and can be identified and quan

...aration. The stationary phase can be a solid or a liquid, while the mobile phase can be a gas or a liquid.

'''Solid-phase extraction''' ('''SPE''') is a sample preparation process by which compound ...f. The "solid-phase" refers to the solid medium (the sorbent or stationary phase) that is used to absorb or adsorb the compounds of interest. The "extractio

...luent''' (pronounced: /ɪˈluːənt/), also known as '''eluant''' or '''mobile phase''', is a term used in [[Chromatography]] to describe the liquid or gas that ...it can influence the interaction between the analyte and the [[Stationary phase]].

...agent as a stationary phase to capture the target molecule from the liquid phase.