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(d) For the analyte shown, list the following stationary phases in order of increasing retention time in reverse phase HPLC. Explain your answer. • C18 • C6 CH3 C8 Phenyl C4 Amino

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(d) For the analyte shown, list the following stationary phases in order of increasing
retention time in reverse phase HPLC. Explain your answer.
C18
• C18
CH3
• C6
C8
Phenyl
C4
Amino

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