In gas chromatography, how can the major and minor products be determined? O 1) The minor product will have a larger peak area than the major product. 2) The major product will always elute out of the column before the minor product. O 3) The major product will have a larger peak area than the minor product. 4) Gas chromatography does not allow for major and minor products to be determined.

In gas chromatography, how can the major and minor products be determined? O 1) The minor product will have a larger peak area than the major product. 2) The major product will always elute out of the column before the minor product. O 3) The major product will have a larger peak area than the minor product. 4) Gas chromatography does not allow for major and minor products to be determined.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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