What is difference between high pressure gradient and low pressure gradient ?
Answer Posted / siva092218
High pressure gradient means each pump having one channel.mobile phase moving in the channels with high pressure.
Low pressure gradient means one pump having all channels.so the mobile phrase moving with low pressure.
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