The general elution problem in chromatographic experiments is to (i) adequately separate closely eluting species from each other, and (ii) to elute all species in the sample in a timely manner. How...

The general elution problem in chromatographic experiments is to (i) adequately separate closely eluting species from each other, and (ii) to elute all species in the sample in a timely manner. How could you improve the separation illustrated below for each case. (Don't only give a "key word". Briefly describe what you would do and why it might work. There may be more than one experimental change that would improve the separation. a) a gas chromatographic experiment? b) a liquid chromatographic experiment? c) a thin layer chromatographic experiment?
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