Determine the correlation factor k value for 56% ethyl acetate (EA) in ethyl propionate (EP) (volume/volume%). Given the area ratio obtained by GC analysis, AEA/AEP- 1.19 for the standard mixture of 56% EA in EP, what is the value of k? Use the equations shown below. You do need to show all your calculations. AEA/AEP = NEA/NEP * C NEA/NEP = AEA/AEP*1/C = AEA/AEP*k

Determine the correlation factor k value for 56% ethyl acetate (EA) in ethyl propionate (EP) (volume/volume%). Given the area ratio obtained by GC analysis, AEA/AEP- 1.19 for the standard mixture of 56% EA in EP, what is the value of k? Use the equations shown below. You do need to show all your calculations. AEA/AEP = NEA/NEP * C NEA/NEP = AEA/AEP1/C = AEA/AEPk

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