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How we can peak column and prevent it from cracking (short question)
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Column peaking is a phenomenon in chromatography where the peak of interest is broader than expected. It can be caused by a number of factors, including incorrect mobile phase composition, column overload, or temperature effects. To prevent column peaking, it is important to optimize the mobile phase composition and column temperature, and to avoid overloading the column.
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