- Definition: High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)
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Formerly termed high pressure liquid chromatography, this is the use of a liquid pump that can deliver the mobile phase at high pump pressure through an analytical column for the purposes of separating compounds found in the liquid phase. Reverse-phase HPLC refers to the use of polar mobile phases and separation based on polarity on non-polar stationary phases.
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