16) a) How can you improve the resolution between two closely spaced peaks in GC? b) What is the advantage of temperature programming in GC? c) To which kinds of analytes do the following GC detectors respond? 1. Thermal Conductivity Detectors: 2. Flame Ionization Detectors: 3. Electron-Capture Detectors:

16) a) How can you improve the resolution between two closely spaced peaks in GC? b) What is the advantage of temperature programming in GC? c) To which kinds of analytes do the following GC detectors respond? 1. Thermal Conductivity Detectors: 2. Flame Ionization Detectors: 3. Electron-Capture Detectors:

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