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Why we use uracil and caffeine in hplc calibration
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Answer / naveen
both are primary standards with high purity and have known wavelength maximum. So, can be used for calibration of HPLC.
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Answer / mahdi
because because sharp absorbance bands and good solution stability of caffeine, this substance used for calibration of UV detector.
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Answer / mahesh patil
Because caffeine gives two maxima and one minima and it is more stable compound.
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Answer / bharat amipara
Its a stable small difference in temperature and atmosphere variation
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Answer / sridurga
caffine and uracil will detect through out uv region
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Answer / mahendra vaghela
Both compound are respond on multi wavelength.
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