This is an output from an HPLC experiment. The column was packed with extremely hydrophobic grains. Which of the peaks corresponds to the MOST POLAR compound? 0.24 Absorbance at 220 nm 0.20 0.16 0.12- 0.08 I 0 T 0.04- 0 D BCA E 10 5 Time (minutes)

This is an output from an HPLC experiment. The column was packed with extremely hydrophobic grains. Which of the peaks corresponds to the MOST POLAR compound? 0.24 Absorbance at 220 nm 0.20 0.16 0.12- 0.08 I 0 T 0.04- 0 D BCA E 10 5 Time (minutes)

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This is an output from an HPLC experiment. The column was packed with extremely hydrophobic grains.
Which of the peaks corresponds to the MOST POLAR compound?
0.24
Absorbance at 220 nm
0.20
0.16
0.12-
0.08
I
0
T
0.04-
0
D
BCA
E
10
5
Time (minutes)

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