Explain the changes in the chromatograph

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The changes in the chromatograph resulting from changes in mobile phase composition (not all observed change are easily explainable-just explain what u can, in particular the general change to longer or shorter elusion times for all analyses. H20 is considered to be more polar than acetonitrile

Reference no: EM13526214

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