Multiple Choice
Which separation technique is optimal for purification of small sample sizes and employs a stationary phase, a solvent mobile phase (under pressure) , and a detector to separate compound mixtures based on polarity?
A) Gas chromatography
B) Extraction
C) High-performance liquid chromatography
D) Thin-layer chromatography
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