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Greetings,

For HPLC mesurement, when we use a too strong organic solvent as the sample diluent, eg. 100% IPA, 100% NMP, THF etc., we can have distorted peak shape, either extremely bad tailing or very weird hump before the main peak. Is there a term to describe this phenomenon?

Thanks,
There is no "official" term. I usually just call it the "strong diluent effect" or "strong solvent effect". :wink:
-- Tom Jupille
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