The peak integrations of a chromatogram resulting from a GC analysis of a mixturecontaining component X and component Y (of a fractional distillation) shows thefollowing data:Component X - Area = 64.3 sq unitsComponent Y - Area = 156.5 sq unitsWhat was the percentage composition of the compounds X & Y in the mixture?X= 39.1%, Y= 60.9%X= 29.1%, Y= 70.9%X= 48.1%, Y= 51.9%X= 70.9%, Y= 29.1% 5.20 g of tea leaves were used for the extraction of caffeine in a laboratory experiment, If the mass of crude caffeine obtained and the mass of pure caffeine recovered after recrystallization are 0.166 gand 0.082 g respectively, what is the percentage yield of pure caffeine from the tea leaves?O 2.10%O 2.30%O 1.58%O 3.62%

Area under the curve of GC is correspond to mass of that component.

The peak integrations of a chromatogram resulting from a GC analysis of a mixture containing component X and component Y (of a fractional distillation) shows the following data: Component X - Area = 64.3 sq units Component Y - Area = 156.5 sq units What was the percentage composition of the compounds X &Y in the mixture? X= 39.1%, Y= 60.9% X= 29.1%, Y= 70.9% X= 48.1%, Y= 51.9% X= 70.9%, Y= 29.1%

The peak integrations of a chromatogram resulting from a GC analysis of a mixture containing component X and component Y (of a fractional distillation) shows the following data: Component X - Area = 64.3 sq units Component Y - Area = 156.5 sq units What was the percentage composition of the compounds X &Y in the mixture? X= 39.1%, Y= 60.9% X= 29.1%, Y= 70.9% X= 48.1%, Y= 51.9% X= 70.9%, Y= 29.1%

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