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Hi, I’m developing my first HPLC Method and I can’t seem to find any information on what is generally accepted as a minimum k’ for any given peak of interest. Any thoughts?
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pharmaceutical regulatory agencies *suggest* (but do not require) that any measured peak should have k' > 2.
Generally recommended ideal range is 2-10
At the extreme, 1-20
Generally recommended ideal range is 2-10
At the extreme, 1-20
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LC Resources / Separation Science Associates
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