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GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICE for HPLC

Note: Never allow a HPLC column or system to stand with water or buffer in it for an extended period of time. Always flush with a solvent mix that contains a minimum of 20% organic in water. III- Changing solvents III-1. Buffered phase to wash or storage phase Ensure that the buffer is soluble in the proposed wash or storage phase. Is it is

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