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    The Retention Time for an Analyte Separated Via Capillary Electrophoresis
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The Retention Time for an Analyte Separated Via Capillary Electrophoresis

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The retention time for an analyte separated via capillary electrophoresis is 115 s.The separation occurred with a 50-cm column,with the detector at 45 cm,and a potential of 30 kV.A neutral molecule took 200 s to reach the detector.What is the electrophoretic mobility for the analyte?

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