A peak with a retention time of 10 minutes has a width at half-height of 7.6 s neighboringpeak is eluted 15 s later with W½ = 7.5 s.(4)Find out the resolution for these two components.(a)(b)Is this resolution value good for quantitative analysis, why?(c)What difference in retention times is required for an adequate resolution of 1.5?

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A peak with a retention time of 10 minutes has a width at half-height of 7.6 s neighboring peak is eluted 15 s later with W½ = 7.5 s. (4) (a) Find out the resolution for these two components. (b) Is this resolution value good for quantitative analysis, why? (c) What difference in retention times is required for an adequate resolution of 1.5?

A peak with a retention time of 10 minutes has a width at half-height of 7.6 s neighboring peak is eluted 15 s later with W½ = 7.5 s. (4) (a) Find out the resolution for these two components. (b) Is this resolution value good for quantitative analysis, why? (c) What difference in retention times is required for an adequate resolution of 1.5?

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