Generally for Normal Phase HPLC,stationary phase is Polar.In
place of polar if we take non-polar means what happened & why?
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Answer Posted / ch s raju
in normal phase we are using non polar solvent as a mobile
phase and if we are using non-polar stationary phase it
dissolves in non-polar solvent column collapes
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