Reversed phase HPLC refers to the condition of stationary phase and a mobile phaseof separation. Select the best conditionA. A hydrophilic stationary phase is combined with a non-polar mobile phase.B. A hydrophilic stationary phase is combined with a polar mobile phaseC. A hydrophobic stationary phase is combined with a polar mobile phase.D. A hydrophobic stationary phase is combined with a non-polar mobile phase.describe the statement

Given : We have to choose the correct statement for reverse HPLC.

Reversed phase HPLC refers to the condition of stationary phase and a mobile ph separation. Select the best condition to describe the statement A hydrophilic stationary phase is combined with a non-polar mobile phase. A hydrophilic stationary phase is combined with a polar mobile phase A hydrophobic stationary phase is combined with a polar mobile phase. A hydrophobic stationary phase is combined with a non-polar mobile phase.

Reversed phase HPLC refers to the condition of stationary phase and a mobile ph separation. Select the best condition to describe the statement A hydrophilic stationary phase is combined with a non-polar mobile phase. A hydrophilic stationary phase is combined with a polar mobile phase A hydrophobic stationary phase is combined with a polar mobile phase. A hydrophobic stationary phase is combined with a non-polar mobile phase.

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