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DAD UV Scan Chromatogram Peak Intensities
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How is a DAD UV chromatogram generated? I notice that a DAD UV scan (205-605) chromatogram has lower peak response for compounds that show high response at individual wavelengths within the scan region. For example, a compound that has a large response at a single wavelength of 254 nm shows a very small response in the scan chromatogram. I thought the scan chromatogram should show all peaks for all compounds that absorb between 205-605 nm at their amx intensities.
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