QUESTION T5Why were the areas underneath the peaks in the gan chromatographs you eobtained mutiplied by a weight tactor?DA the corrction factor compensates for user errorOB Rame lonization detectors (FID) respond slightly dfferent to compounds with diferent molecular weightsOCnone of the answersOD. the GC (GOW MAC 350) used contains a quadrapole mass spec detector whose response must be corrected for the miz ratio of the diferent ions obtainen for diferert moleculestuneOE not all molecules have the same themmal conductivityQUESTION 16Which list of functional groups is present in the anti-viral drug ArbidolHOBrO A Thioether, alkene, ester, amide, amineO 8. Thioether alcohol, ester, amineOC Alcohol, ether, amide, epoxide, thioesterOD. Ether, ketone olefin, amine, alcoholO E Thioalcohol, alkene, ether, amine, nitro

Choice B) Thioether, alcohol, ester, amine

QUESTION 16 Which list of functional groups is present in the anti viral drug Abidol HO. Br N. OA Thioether, alkene, ester, amide, amine O 6. Thioether. alcohol, ester, amine OC Alcohol, ether, amide, epoxide, thioester OD. Ether, ketone olefin, amine, alcohol OE Thioalcohol. alkene, ether, amine, nitro

QUESTION 16 Which list of functional groups is present in the anti viral drug Abidol HO. Br N. OA Thioether, alkene, ester, amide, amine O 6. Thioether. alcohol, ester, amine OC Alcohol, ether, amide, epoxide, thioester OD. Ether, ketone olefin, amine, alcohol OE Thioalcohol. alkene, ether, amine, nitro

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