Calculate the resolution for two chromatographic peaks that elute at tR1 = 1 670 s and tR2 = 1 800 s with base peak widths of w1 = 51 s and w2 = 57 s.
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Resolution is a measure of how well two peaks are separated in a chromatogram. The greater the resolution, the better the separation between the two peaks. Show more…
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