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K-salt of Phenol

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Hi
I want to know about method of HPLC analysis of Potassium salt of Phenol
Ashvin Panchal

Once it gets into an aqueous mobile phase, any salt will dissociate. Therefore, as far as HPLC is concerned, the potassium salt of phenol = phenol.
-- Tom Jupille
LC Resources / Separation Science Associates
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Similar to a question asked of me Wednesday: how much was salicylic acid, and how much was sodium salicylate. Use some acid in your aqueous portion of the mobile phase, along with methanol or ACN, RP-18, and UV detection.
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