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phase or they may be strongly adsorbed. As you inject more and more samples, these contaminants build up on the top of the column and prevent the sample to properly adsorb and distribute. This results in a distortion of the peak profile. Often this problem is accompanied by an increase in back pressure. Q.: OK, that could be it.
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