Column Plate Number: 16 Retention Factor: 3.1 Sample Peak Retention Time: 1.2minutes Sample Peak Width: 1.53 First Peak Retention Factor: 2.10 Second Peak Retention Factor: 1.37 Efficiency: 0.43 Pressure: 375barr Column: 28cm x 5mm Viscosity: 2.3poise Flow Rate: 1.2 Column Permeability: 2.8 FIND: a & b a. Resolution b. Pressure if flow rate is adjusted to 2.3 c. Particle Size d. Selectivity Factor e. The retention time of the unretained peak

Column Plate Number: 16 Retention Factor: 3.1 Sample Peak Retention Time: 1.2minutes Sample Peak Width: 1.53 First Peak Retention Factor: 2.10 Second Peak Retention Factor: 1.37 Efficiency: 0.43 Pressure: 375barr Column: 28cm x 5mm Viscosity: 2.3poise Flow Rate: 1.2 Column Permeability: 2.8 FIND: a & b a. Resolution b. Pressure if flow rate is adjusted to 2.3 c. Particle Size d. Selectivity Factor e. The retention time of the unretained peak

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter31: Introduction To Analytical Separations

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