Species 1, 2, 3, and 4 were separated using gas chromatography, where species 1 is the solvent. The resulting chromatogram is shown.**Chromatogram Explanation:**- **X-axis:** Time (min) ranging from 0 to 16 minutes.- **Y-axis:** Detector response.The chromatogram features four peaks labeled 1 through 4, occurring at various times.1. **Peak 1** occurs at approximately 3 minutes.2. **Peak 2** occurs around 6 minutes.3. **Peak 3** appears at about 10.5 minutes.4. **Peak 4** occurs near 14 minutes.**Questions About the Chromatogram:**Which statements are true regarding the chromatogram?- [ ] Species 1 has the lowest distribution constant.- [ ] Species 4 has the highest distribution constant.- [ ] Species 4 has the lowest distribution constant.- [ ] At t = 8 min, there is more of species 4 in the stationary phase compared to species 2.- [ ] At t = 8 min, there is more of species 1 in the stationary phase compared to species 4.- [ ] Species 1 has the highest distribution constant.- [ ] Species 1, 2, 3, and 4 have equal distribution constants.

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Species 1, 2, 3, and 4 were separated using gas chromatography, where species 1 is the solvent. The resulting chromatogram is shown. 6. 10 12 14 16 Time (min) Which statements are true regarding the chromatogram? O Species 1 has the lowest distribution constant. Species 4 has the highest distribution constant. Species 4 has the lowest distribution constant. O At t = 8 min, there is more of species 4 in the stationary phase compared to species 2. O At t = 8 min, there is more of species 1 in the stationary phase compared to species 4. O Species 1 has the highest distribution constant. Species 1, 2, 3, and 4 have equal distribution constants. Detector response

Species 1, 2, 3, and 4 were separated using gas chromatography, where species 1 is the solvent. The resulting chromatogram is shown. 6. 10 12 14 16 Time (min) Which statements are true regarding the chromatogram? O Species 1 has the lowest distribution constant. Species 4 has the highest distribution constant. Species 4 has the lowest distribution constant. O At t = 8 min, there is more of species 4 in the stationary phase compared to species 2. O At t = 8 min, there is more of species 1 in the stationary phase compared to species 4. O Species 1 has the highest distribution constant. Species 1, 2, 3, and 4 have equal distribution constants. Detector response

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