How can we separate Urea & semicarbazide in single HPLC
method ?
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Answer / satheesh kumar
semicarbazide is derivative of urea,two compunds separate
through Non-Aqueous reverse phase chromatography.
select columns also like a polar column namely silica column
(YMC PAck Silica,Hypersil silica)
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