The following information have been obtained from a chromato of GC with standard concentration of component 1 and 2 is given as 50ppb Peak height of component-1 (standard) is 4.6mm Peak height of component-2 (standard) is 4.1mm Peak width of component-1 (standard) is 0.7mm Peak width of component-2 (standard) is 0.7mm Peak height of component-1 (unknown) is 7.2mm Peak height of component-2 (unknown) is 6.1mm Peak width of component-1 (unknown) is 0.28mm Peak width of component-2 (unknown) is 0.55mm Calculate the unknown concentration of component 1 and 2.

The following information have been obtained from a chromato of GC with standard concentration of component 1 and 2 is given as 50ppb Peak height of component-1 (standard) is 4.6mm Peak height of component-2 (standard) is 4.1mm Peak width of component-1 (standard) is 0.7mm Peak width of component-2 (standard) is 0.7mm Peak height of component-1 (unknown) is 7.2mm Peak height of component-2 (unknown) is 6.1mm Peak width of component-1 (unknown) is 0.28mm Peak width of component-2 (unknown) is 0.55mm Calculate the unknown concentration of component 1 and 2.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter26: An Introduction To Chromatographic Separations

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