Answer / ravi

retention time is the time between the injection of the solute to the the time of elution of peak maxima of the solute

Answer / pmrcrao

Retention time of a solute is taken as the elapsed time between the time of injection of a solute and the time of elution of the peak maximum of that solute.

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