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Chromatography Informative Speech

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What is chromatography? Well I will tell you! it’s a group of lab techniques that scientists use to separate the components of something by passing the substance through several phases. So usually the sample is sort of suck in the liquid or gas state and is separated and based on how it leaks through a liquid or solid. How does paper chromatography work? Well it’s easy, paper chromatography is used to separate liquids or gases into different components. Why would we want to use it? There are so many possibilities we could use this technique for, vaccines, drug testing, forensic testing. Chromatography is used for vaccines in the sense that it helps figure out which antibodies can fight different illnesses most effectively. Chromatography

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