Draw an HPLC instrument diagram by writing the name of the parts. Define the isocratic and gradient system. Write correctly the elution order of the compounds which are shown in the HPLC chromatogram below. Chromatogram Compound B These are called chrematographic peaks and each one representsa separated compound Compound C Point of sample injection into the calumn Compound A

Draw an HPLC instrument diagram by writing the name of the parts. Define the isocratic and gradient system. Write correctly the elution order of the compounds which are shown in the HPLC chromatogram below. Chromatogram Compound B These are called chrematographic peaks and each one representsa separated compound Compound C Point of sample injection into the calumn Compound A

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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