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what is reverse phase chromarography&normal phase
chromatography
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Answer Posted / jangam shyam
in revarcephase chromatography we use the non-polar
stationaryphase and polar mobile phase.in this type the
polar analytes elute first,non polar analytes elute later.
in normal phase chromatography the stationaryphase is
polar,and the mobilephase is nonpolar.in this type the non
polar analytes elute first,the polar analytes elute later.
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