Answer / gckreddy

Due to in hplc we can take responce in Y-axis.but in ir we
can take trasnsmitance in y-axis, transmitance is inversly
praportional to responce(intensity)

Answer / ramyasarma

In HPLC we are taking absorbance on Y-AXIS in IR we are
taking transmittance on Y-axis, absorbance is inversly
proportional to transmittance so IR Spectra comes down

Answer / surinder kumar

As we measure Transmittance not Absorbance in IR Spectroscopy
so the spectra comes down while in other Spectroscopy we measure the aBSOBANCE against con. of the Substance

Answer / srivani

In IR spectra due to transmittance in y axis the spectra comes down..

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