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I have a very basic question: While developing an RP-HPLC method by increasing an aqueous phase percent in mobile phase, what solvent should be used to prepare sample? Richer in organic or aqueous phase?
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In general, the diluent should be the same as the mobile phase. When that is not possible or practical, more aqueous is better.
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