what is hplc

Capacity Factor (k')

Capacity factor (k') is a signal of how extended an analyte can be retained over the stationary phase. Or analyte has how much interact with the stationary phase. Capacity factor (k') depends as mobile phase, stationary phase, quality of column and temperature.
For better chromatographic performance in isocratic separation capacity factor (k') must be in between 1-10 k'Capacity factor calculated as, k'= (Tr - To) / To.

See also!Chromatography abbreviationChromatography abbreviation
Column chromatography solvent selectionColumn chromatography solvent selection
Column efficiency in chromatographyColumn efficiency in chromatography

👩‍🔬 If you want to know other articles similar to Capacity Factor (k') you can visit the HPLC BASICS

Jose Hullgren (Laboratory Analist)

Hello to all readers, my name is Jose Hullgren, it is a pleasure to present you this website of my authorship, I am currently working as a laboratory analyst and for the last 10 years I have been working in the pharmaceutical industry. The main idea of this page is to provide relevant information in the field of the pharmaceutical industry above all. We also cover different areas of chemistry and sciences in general that we find interesting. Perfil Linkedin

You May Be Interested in:

Go up