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mobile phase is SLS
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Pr. D.Sudhir Kumar M.Pharm
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AUROBINDO PHARMA
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Its not about stability only, it may be due to solubility. The solubility of a compound also differs at different environment and temperature may be a factor. Try to warm up the mobile phase once you get hazy and see the difference. If the soltion becomes clear, may be its the temperature.but at room temp its stable
Sorry I'm not a natural speaker: What means 'SLS'?why mobile phase getting hazy below 20 degrees temp
mobile phase is SLS
Sorry I'm not a natural speaker: What means 'SLS'?why mobile phase getting hazy below 20 degrees temp
mobile phase is SLS
we are using sodium dihydrogen phosphate anhydrousAre you using any potassium salt in your mobile phase?
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