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- How is the molar mass of 2-methyl-2-hexanol is different from the M+1 peak of the mass spectrum?Explain how you would use GC to quantitate the purity of a sample.The ppm concentration of Pb2+ in a blood sample were measured with Spectrophotometry. 5.00 mL of a blood sample were taken and this sample gave a signal of 0.301 a.u.. Another 5.00 mL of a blood sample were mixed with 0.50 mL og 1.75 ppm Pb2+. Then, this mixture was diluted to 25.00 mL and this diluted mixture gave a signal of 0.406 a.u.. What is the ppm concentration of a blood sample?
- Based on the following Rf values from TLC, explain the similarities and differences between Crude 1 & 2. Why is it important to compare the crudes with standard compounds?The molecular ions of both C5H10S and C6H14O appear at m/z 102 in low-resolution mass spectrometry. Show how determination of the correct molecular formula can be made from the appearance and relative intensity of the M + 2 peak of each compound.Which of the following molecules matches the given data? (Note: All the molecules have a M+ = m/z 102) C5H10O2 base peak = m/z 43