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Is there any criteria which guide us for mobile phase selection?
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Can you tell us more about your substance of interest, please? Also more information about your equipment, e.g. you HPLC and the availible columns would be helpful.In reverse phase HPLC method, which mobile phase should be tried first?
Is there any criteria which guide us for mobile phase selection?
The criteria for mobile phase selection depends on the type of sample, column, and detector. As Klaus stated, more information on your application is necessary.Is there any criteria which guide us for mobile phase selection?
Whichever mobile phase fits the requirements of your sample and is compatible with your column and detector. There is no simple answer although methanol/water and acetonitrile/water are probably the most common mobile phases for RP HPLC.In reverse phase HPLC method, which mobile phase should be tried first?
i am working on combination dosage form. Pka values are 4.6 and 9.6Can you tell us more about your substance of interest, please? Also more information about your equipment, e.g. you HPLC and the availible columns would be helpful.In reverse phase HPLC method, which mobile phase should be tried first?
Is there any criteria which guide us for mobile phase selection?
Based on your details:i am working on combination dosage form. Pka values are 4.6 and 9.6Can you tell us more about your substance of interest, please? Also more information about your equipment, e.g. you HPLC and the availible columns would be helpful.In reverse phase HPLC method, which mobile phase should be tried first?
Is there any criteria which guide us for mobile phase selection?
i am using HPLC instrument made by perkin elmer with UV detector. and column is C18.
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