A gas chromatography column containing a poly(dimethylsiloxane) stationary phase is used to separate the molecules listed. Place the molecules in the order they will elute from the column. Refer to a list of retention indexes for several molecules. Elutes first hexane benzene heptane 2-pentanone 1-nitropropane octane Elutes last Answer Bank

A gas chromatography column containing a poly(dimethylsiloxane) stationary phase is used to separate the molecules listed. Place the molecules in the order they will elute from the column. Refer to a list of retention indexes for several molecules. Elutes first hexane benzene heptane 2-pentanone 1-nitropropane octane Elutes last Answer Bank

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Chapter91: Gas Chromatography

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