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why peak purity not considered in GC?

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why peak purity not considered in GC?..

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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why peak purity not considered in GC?..

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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why peak purity not considered in GC?..

Answer / fada

NO IT IS WRONG

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why peak purity not considered in GC?..

Answer / sri

Peak purity is related to UV absorbence. But in other detectors there is no absorbence (different principle)

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