cochromatograph

Example:Colorimetric chromatography is a similar technique to cochromatography, where absorbance of light is used to identify and separate compounds.

Definition:A type of chromatography where color changes are observed to identify compounds, closely related to cochromatography due to its reliance on absorbance of light.

Example:Spectroscopic chromatography, much like cochromatography, utilizes spectroscopic techniques for compound identification.

Definition:Involves analysis and separation of samples using spectroscopy, which is a key aspect of cochromatography.

Example:Absorption chromatography includes techniques like cochromatography, where light absorption is utilized for analysis.

Definition:A broad category of chromatography techniques that involve color changes or light absorption, also closely related to cochromatography.