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What is HPTLC and how is it different from HPLC?

April 26, 2017different hplc hptlc

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What is HPTLC and how is it different from HPLC?

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HPTLC stands for High Performance Thin Layer Chromatography. It is different from HPTLC as it does not involve the use of column and pump. Herein there is a silica-coated plate analogous to the HPLC column where the analytes are separated and the mobile phase is a developing solvent, which moves along the length of the plate through capillary action.