There are two forms of HPLC – normal phase HPLC and reversed phase HPLC. In normal phase HPLC, the stationary phase is silica and the mobile phase is a non-polar solvent like hexane. What are the stationary and mobile phases in reversed phase HPLC?

There are two forms of HPLC – normal phase HPLC and reversed phase HPLC. In normal phase HPLC, the stationary phase is silica and the mobile phase is a non-polar solvent like hexane. What are the stationary and mobile phases in reversed phase HPLC?

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