Which of the satements below is/are limitations of Dumas Method? The Ideal condition is just an assumption for the vapor of the volatile sample The sample must be a volatile liquid with a boiling point above 25°C and below 100°C using similar method Possibility of having Impurities may not cause discrepancies of the result only i is the limitation only ii and iii are the limitations only i and ii are the limitations All are Method's limitation

Which of the satements below is/are limitations of Dumas Method? The Ideal condition is just an assumption for the vapor of the volatile sample The sample must be a volatile liquid with a boiling point above 25°C and below 100°C using similar method Possibility of having Impurities may not cause discrepancies of the result only i is the limitation only ii and iii are the limitations only i and ii are the limitations All are Method's limitation

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Author:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

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Chapter33: Automated Methods Of Analysis

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