when we use pda detector in hplc instead of uv detector
Answer Posted / ramkrishna thakare
1)PDA- IS multi-wavelengths detector.
2 ) PDA- shows (3 D Images)3DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURE. so that
peak purity can be detected.
3 ) isomerism can be find out.
thats why PDA USED
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