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Hello,
I'm Daniela. I inject uracil in water in an HPLC system and I need to use a transfer buffer that can't diluite the uracil. Could someone tell me an example of solvent not miscible eith water?
Thanks

Daniela

hexane;
methylene chloride
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5-Fluorouracil and related compounds (including uracil)
separated on Unison UK-Amino (under normal phase conditions):

http://www.silvertonesciences.com/files/TI409E.pdf
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