wat is reverse phase in hplc
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Answer / satish kumar
When Stationary phase is Nonpolar & Mobile phase is polar ,it is called as reverse phase in HPLC.
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MAINLY TWO TYPES IS USED
THESE ARE (1)NORMAL PHASE
(2)REVERSE PHASE
1)NORMAL PHASE:-POLAR STATIONARY PHASE
NON POLAR MOBILE PHASE
2)REVERSE PHASE:-NON POLAR STATIONARY PHASE
POLAR MOBILE PHASE
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