Answer Posted / umesh patel
IT IS DEFINED AS PURITY OF A PERTICULAR PEAK THAT IT IS NOT
COELUTED WITH OTHER IMPURITIES
PURITY=RATIO OF ABSORBANCE B/W THE ROOT OF UP SLOPE AND
APEX/RATIO OF ABSORBANCE B/W THE ROOT OF DOWN SLOPE AND APEX
IF THE PURITY=1, PURE PEAK
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