Great job! Really needed this. Just a quick note to all of the viewers: This is Reverse HPLC (which is the most commonly used). So please don't think of this as the "Normal HPLC" (where the stationary phase is hydrophilic and the mobile is hydrophobic). This video is representing the Reverse HPLC or the more commonly one used. I came here regarding the polarity, so I thought I should point this out. Otherwise, amazing job! Keep up the good work :)

Thanks so much, I understand the mechanism immediately after watching your videos about HPLC.

Post some more, please! This is really helpful! :)

I found this channel very nice because ... no noise we can read it in silence ... my husband was working he wanted silence and I played this video it was soundless and I read all important material. Thanks Mr. simple science ... plz make more videos

Extremely well explained. Thanks.

Mistake at 2:21. The red analyte is non-polar/ hydrophobic. Otherwise great video. Thank you.

@MrSimpleScience

8 жыл бұрын

Wesley Baxter is right. The red analyte is non-polar. Thanks! You have paid attention;)

@danalasa

7 жыл бұрын

you can edit the video by putting a note saying "non-polar" on top of "polar", so that future viewers won't be confused.

@lama9926

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say the same

HELPED A LOT

Excellent Video

i love your videos!

Very useful.. keep doing videos like this..

Thank you so much!

very well animated about hplc.......i have never seen before ....#trully

Very good video .. Thanks

Please do animated videos on X ray diffraction, NMR, particle size distribution, IR test, mass spectrometry, elemental analysis etc

Would you mind including sound in your videos, that would be really helpful. The simplicity of your videos is amazing!

@elizabethominde-ogaja3433

3 жыл бұрын

Oh! I thought I had gone deaf. Sound would be good

Thank you! i have a test tomorrow, and this helped a lot! :D

@Smull33

3 жыл бұрын

Lol I have tomorrow as well

thanks a lot!!

Helpful animation thank you guys. That mistake at 2:21 need to re-correct simple is that.

will you have more videos about the types of columns, how to read chromatogram and HPLC vs UPLC???

thank you

Thank you sir

Thanks yar😍😍

Thanks

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hello, so, if by any chance one wants to change the stationary phase, would that mean one just has to replace the packed particles with the suitable ones or do you have to change the column as a whole?

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what are some example of stationary phase liquid

Pls tell me.... S. P.&m.p used which solvents names pls

Kindly what do you mean by pellicular ?

Le titre normalement la chromatographie d'adsorption ?

Actually it is simple science

mistake normal phase HPLC (RP-HPLC) and reverse phase (NP-HPLC) in one of your vids, should be other initials.....

Mr. simple science its non polar bro not polar

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