Answer / lokesh

it is based on .
polarity
volatility
thermostability
solubility......

Answer / kumar.r

If the analyte doesn'n have chromophore, it is not possible
to detect by UV detector. so we can try in other detectors
or GC method.

Answer / ravindra patidar

Volatile compounds can be analysed by GC while non volatile
sample usually analysed by hplc.

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