a. Separation of PeaksBelow are two chromatograms after LC separation. Which chromatogram is better to proceed for MSanalysis? What mobile phase condition/composition (LC separation) was used?HPLC: 15% H₂O, 85% CHCN, CIS Revane Phase, 100 mm long, 5pm particles(1)Area (1)-14750Arta (2)-53538MINHPLC: 59% 10,49% CHCN, CIS Reverse Phase, 100 m long, 5 pm particles(2)Mes (1)-2256A(2)-9536A(3)-2563813H

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Separation of Peaks Below are two chromatograms after LC separation. Which chromatogram is better to proceed for MS analysis? What mobile phase condition/composition (LC separation) was used?

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