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why RID detector is used for selective materials like
Mannitol, Hydroxyethyl Starch and Sorbitol?
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Answer / satheesh kumar
Since RI detectors useful for type of compounds such as
carbohydrates (Non-UV Absorbing Substance)Also,Each
compounds have it's own refractive Index.Hence it is useful
for Non-UV Absorbing substances.
Secondly,It's applicable only in isocratic mode.
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Answer / m.sivalingeswararao
These compounds are Saturated hydrocarbon products.
As UV-Light absorption is found in Unsaturated compounds not in saturated compounds,hence need to go for another appropriate technology, here it is RID
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Answer / jeff
because those chemicals don't have UV absorption or very low
absorption in UV range.
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Answer / sivanseyal g
detectors (RID) are widely used for many substances, such as to analyze components with low UV absorption, but it requires time for the baseline to stabilize,
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