Glass Chromatography Columns

Chromatography columns serve the purpose of isolating distinct constituents within a liquid sample. Essentially, a chromatography column consists of a tube packed with a solid material known as the stationary phase, allowing the liquid sample, termed the mobile phase, to flow through it. Due to variations in molecule size and polarity, individual components traverse the column at distinct speeds. Subsequently, the sample is collected in small fractions and subjected to content analysis.