What is chiral and why this performing in HPLC
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Answer / ashish patel
To control and monitor isomeric impurity (only toxic)
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Answer / rajasekhar
Some samples have chiral centers . These samples cant saparate reverse phase columns and Narmal phase columns. We can saparate these sample only Chiral columns.Due to charal samples have Isomers, these isomers have same polarity and phisical property.
In chiral columns have one Isomer , which interacts with sample isomers differently , thats why we can saparate.
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Answer / tejas
attached functional group are different. then it is called chiral. it can be done on GC also or it can be done by reverse phase column also by using pre column derivatization compound.
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