One microliter of 0.20 μg/mL0.20 μg/mL benzene is injected into a gas chromatograph using splitless injection. How much benzene is loaded onto the column? How much benzene is loaded onto the column if a split injection with a split ratio of 100:1100:1 is used? If both peak widths are 1 s, what is the mass of carbon entering the detector for splitless and split injection?

One microliter of 0.20 μg/mL0.20 μg/mL benzene is injected into a gas chromatograph using splitless injection. How much benzene is loaded onto the column? How much benzene is loaded onto the column if a split injection with a split ratio of 100:1100:1 is used? If both peak widths are 1 s, what is the mass of carbon entering the detector for splitless and split injection?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter31: Introduction To Analytical Separations

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