why peak purity not considered in GC?
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Answer / shyam kumar
peak purity is completly depending on UV spectram of sample
in GC we will not have UV spectrum.
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Answer / korada_123suresh
In GC we are used FID and TCD detectors, But in HPLC PDA
detector used it shows peak purity
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Answer / sri
Peak purity is related to UV absorbence. But in other detectors there is no absorbence (different principle)
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In HPLC Chromatographic separation Resolution equation is Rs = 1.18 (tR2 –tR1)/wh1+Wh2, Where, tR2 and tR1 is run time of eluent ratios of the distances from the point of application to the centers of the spots and the distance travelled by the solvent front from the point of application (retardation factor), and Wh1and Wh2 , is peak width of at half height. What is 1.18 ?
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