Chromatographic resolution

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Chromatographic resolution (Chemistry) refers to the separation of material in a chromatography column. As eluent travels through a column it causes different constituents of the material being separated to travel faster depending on the constituents solubility in the eluent. Chromatographic Resolution is a measure of how much separation is made between each constituent before it exits the column.


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