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What is flash chromatography?
Flash chromatography is a preparative chromatography technique used to purify organic compounds. It employs pre-packed plastic cartridges filled with silica gel and uses air pressure to drive solvents through the column, resulting in faster separation compared to traditional gravity-fed column chromatography. It is commonly used in organic chemistry labs to isolate and purify target compounds from reaction mixtures.
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