Consider the separation of inorganic and organic anions in Figure 26-7. a. What is the probable charge
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Consider the separation of inorganic and organic anions in Figure 26-7.
a. What is the probable charge (Xn-) (Xn-)of pyruvate (peak 1010), 2-2-oxovalerate (peak 1616), and maleate (peak 2828)?
b. Iodide (peak 44 44) is a -1-1 ion. Explain its strong retention.
Figure 26-7
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