A UV-VIS detector is used for the liquid chromatography section of LCMS.
q. What B Group vitamins would not show up? (not be detcted, or thought not to be detected)
The following are the B group vitamins that would not show up in the UV-VIS Detector.
1. B5 (Pantothenic Acid)
2. B7 (Biotin)
The reason for this lies in their structure. Both the vitamins do not have unsaturated bonds in them. Hence it is difficult to excite them by the UV-VIS wavelength.
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