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what is the yous of HPLC,how we use the colums,what is the
importent in the pharma field?
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Answer / jeevanreddyn
it can be used as both analytical and preparative purposes.
mainly used to analyze the biomolecules like
proteins,carbohydrates and other organic compounds.
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Answer / moumita
HPLC is high performance liquid chromatography,it is used
for analytical purpose for identification of impurity in
drugs during its synthesis. during preparation phase it
helps in understanding the solvent to be chosen and RT of
the component. it can also separate different component of
drug based on their Retention time. RT varies with column
used and the mobile phase used.
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Answer / kalpana
it is a separation technique to analyses the complex mixture
in to individual compounds by using two phases, high
pressure and required flow rates.
it is quantitative and qualitative analysis.it is used for
analytical and preparative purpose.
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Answer / narayana
HPLC means High Pressure Liquid Chromatography.
It is used analytical purpos. In pharma it can detect the
impurities of drugs.
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it can be used for analysing bio molecules and other
organic compounds both analytical and preparative purposes
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