b. Describe the THREE major classification of Chromatography b. Two compounds in gas chromatography has relative retention of 1.1 on a column with a plate height of 0.60 mm. The capacity factor for compound 1 is 6. i. Find the separation factor for the two compounds. ii. What length of column will separate the compounds with a resolution of 1.00? iii. The retention time for air (tm) is 4.00 min. If the number of plates is the same for both compounds, find tr and wfor each peak.

b. Describe the THREE major classification of Chromatography b. Two compounds in gas chromatography has relative retention of 1.1 on a column with a plate height of 0.60 mm. The capacity factor for compound 1 is 6. i. Find the separation factor for the two compounds. ii. What length of column will separate the compounds with a resolution of 1.00? iii. The retention time for air (tm) is 4.00 min. If the number of plates is the same for both compounds, find tr and wfor each peak.

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