HPLC Calibration was done in Reverse Phase, but not in
normal phase why explain?
Answer Posted / b srinu
HPLC Calibration is a parameter of instrument performance in normal phase we changed column and mobile phase.
normal phase calibration not required. if we monitoring normal phase we can perform normal phase calibration.
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