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•Chromatography is a technique employed for the separation of mixtures of compounds in a sample. •LC is a chromatographic method, which uses the liquid as MP (eluent/solvent reservoir). •Separation of components occurs between mobile phase (MP, solvent) and stationary phase (SP, column packing material) under high pressure.
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