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(a) A particular solution in a particular capillary has an electroosmotic mobility of 1.3×10-8m2/(V×s)atpH2and 8.1 10-8m2/(V×s). How long will it take a neutral solute to travel 52 cm from the injector to the detector if 27 kV is applied across the 62-cm-long capillary tube at pH 2? At pH 12?(b) An analyte anion has an electrophoretic mobility of -1.6×10-8m2/(V×s)How long will it take to reach the detector at pH 2?At pH 12?

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a)A neutral solute to travel at pH=2 and pH=12 ist=9.2×102sandt=1.47×102s.

b)An analyte anion to reach the detector at pH=2 and pH=12 is μapp=-0.3×10-8m2/Vsandt=1.84×102s

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A neutral solute to travel at pH=2 and pH=12

a)At pH=2 use the following requations

u=μeoEu=1.3×10-8m2/Vs×27×103V0.62mu=5.66×10-4m/st=s/ut=0.52m/5.66×10-4m/st=9.2×102s

b)At pH=12 use the following requations

u=μeoEu=1.3×10-8m2/Vs×27×103V0.62mu=3.53×10-3m/st=s.ut=0.52m/3.53×10-3m/st=1.47×102s

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An analyte anion to reach the detector at pH=2 and pH=12

a)At pH=2 use the following requations

μapp=μap+μeoμapp=-1.6×10-8m2/Vs+1.3×10-8m2/Vsμapp=-0.3×10-8m2/Vs

Anion wouldn’t migrate towards the detector.

b)At pH=12 use the following requations

u=μappEu=6.5×10-8m2/Vs×27×103V0.62mu=2.83×10-3m/st=s/ut=0.52m/2.83×10-3m/st=1.84×102s

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