The time taken by the analyte after sample injection to reach the detector is called _________(a) Dead time(b) Solute migration rate(c) Adjusted retention time(d) Retention timeThe question was asked in an online quiz.The doubt is from Chromatographic Behaviour of Solutes topic in portion Chromatography of Analytical Instrumentation

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1.	The time taken by the analyte after sample injection to reach the detector is called _________(a) Dead time(b) Solute migration rate(c) Adjusted retention time(d) Retention timeThe question was asked in an online quiz.The doubt is from Chromatographic Behaviour of Solutes topic in portion Chromatography of Analytical Instrumentation
Answer» Right choice is (d) Retention time To EXPLAIN: The time taken by the analyte after sample INJECTION to reach the detector is called retention time. The retention of a SOLUTE in the system can be USED to IDENTIFY the solute.

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