Definition
The height of an analyte response relative to the baseline noise around it. It is the basis on which limits of detection and quantitation are established, and it is why a very small peak may be visible but not reportable as a number.
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About chromatography
Separation, detection, and the figures that come out of a chromatographic run.
Reversed-phase chromatographyGradientRetention timeArea purityIntegrationBaselineResolutionCo-elutionTailing factorTheoretical platesDetection wavelengthChromophoreIon pairingOrthogonal method