The concentration of the "A" solution of propanol is 3.0×10-3 M, using GC method, the height of this peak is 12750 unit. The concentration of etanol in a "B" solution is 7.5×10-3 M, using the same GC method, the height of the peak is 16100 unit in this case. Calculate the concentration and the peak of the compounds, if the mixture of 4 ml A and 6 ml B solution was injected!

The concentration of the "A" solution of propanol is 3.0×10-3 M, using GC method, the height of this peak is 12750 unit. The concentration of etanol in a "B" solution is 7.5×10-3 M, using the same GC method, the height of the peak is 16100 unit in this case. Calculate the concentration and the peak of the compounds, if the mixture of 4 ml A and 6 ml B solution was injected!

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Chapter3: Statistical Tests With Excel

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