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Separation science

a model of normal-phase retention in which solute and solvent molecules compete for adsorption sites, giving a log-linear dependence on modifier fraction.

In separation science, Snyder-Soczewinski displacement model refers to a model of normal-phase retention in which solute and solvent molecules compete for adsorption sites, giving a log-linear dependence on modifier fraction. This meaning comes from Soczewinski (1969) in Analytical Chemistry.[1]

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References

Soczewinski, E. (1969). Solvent composition effects in thin-layer chromatography systems of the type silica gel-electron donor solvent. Analytical Chemistry, 41(1), 179-182. https://doi.org/10.1021/ac60270a035

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