Each time a mixture containing equal amounts of compounds A, B,and C is injected into a gas chromatograph, compound B gives a signal thatis only one-third the size of the signal from compound A, and compoundC gives a signal that is three times the size of the signal from the compoundA. When another mixture of these same three compounds, but which doesnot necessarily contain equal amounts of each, is injected into a gas chromatograph the area of the signals from A, B, and C are 105, 404, and 230 square units respectively. Calculate the percent of each component inthis second mixture.

Each time a mixture containing equal amounts of compounds A, B,and C is injected into a gas chromatograph, compound B gives a signal thatis only one-third the size of the signal from compound A, and compoundC gives a signal that is three times the size of the signal from the compoundA. When another mixture of these same three compounds, but which doesnot necessarily contain equal amounts of each, is injected into a gas chromatograph the area of the signals from A, B, and C are 105, 404, and 230 square units respectively. Calculate the percent of each component inthis second mixture.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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

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