Discussion
What does ion exchange chromatography separate by?
Answer: D
A resin carrying fixed charges retains counter-ions of the opposite sign, and they are displaced by raising the salt concentration or changing the pH. Size, polarity and volatility are the bases of the other modes. Because charge depends on pH, both the retention and the elution can be controlled through it, which makes the mode particularly suited to proteins and inorganic ions.
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