A gas chromatographic peak had a retention time of 633 sec. The base width obtained from intersection of the baseline with the extrapolated sides of the peak was 6.67 seconds. If the column was 2,821 cm in length, what was the H in cm/plate?

A gas chromatographic peak had a retention time of 633 sec. The base width obtained from intersection of the baseline with the extrapolated sides of the peak was 6.67 seconds. If the column was 2,821 cm in length, what was the H in cm/plate?

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Chapter27: Gas Chromatography

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