Physics · Chromatography
What is the primary operational distinction between High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and traditional gravity-fed column liquid chromatography?
- 1HPLC employs a gaseous mobile phase
- 2HPLC is incapable of resolving non-polar compounds
- 3HPLC relies solely on gravity-induced flow
- 4HPLC utilizes significantly higher operational pressures to pump the mobile phase through tightly packed columns✓
Correct answer
HPLC utilizes significantly higher operational pressures to pump the mobile phase through tightly packed columns
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