When running this technique by hand, one can wash with triethylamine to “deactivate” materials used in this technique to reduce that material’s acidity and ability to decompose compounds. Rapid depressurization or exothermic solvent addition (-5[1])in this technique can lead to visually apparent “cracking,” forming regions (15[1])that are prone to leakage. It’s not distillation, but samples can be dry loaded by adsorbing them onto a powder in the (*) “flash” (10[1])form of this technique, (10[2])which uses a glass adapter connected to a nitrogen line. Hexanes (-5[2])are used to “pack” the silica (10[1])in a cartridge before (10[2])loading samples (-5[1])in this technique. Polar solvents (-5[1])are used in the reverse-phase (10[1])form of this technique. For 10 points, name this technique in which a mobile phase (10[1])elutes (10[1])and separates compounds down a stationary phase. (10[2])■END■ (10[3]0[1])