The substances in the table below were chromatographed on a gel filtration column. Estimate the molecularweight of the unknown.CompoundBlue Dextran 2000Molecular weight2 x 106158 000V. (mL)17.7Aldolase35.6Catalase32.3210 000Ferritin28.6440 000Thyroglobulin25.1669 000Unknown30.3

The molecular weight of the the unknown can be determined by plotting logarithmic value of molecular…

The substances in the table below were chromatographed on a gel filtration column. Estimate the molecular weight of the unknown. Compound Blue Dextran 2000 V. (mL) 17.7 Molecular weight 2 x 106 Aldolase 35.6 158 000 Catalase 32.3 210 000 Ferritin 28.6 440 000 Thyroglobulin 25.1 669 000 Unknown 30.3

The substances in the table below were chromatographed on a gel filtration column. Estimate the molecular weight of the unknown. Compound Blue Dextran 2000 V. (mL) 17.7 Molecular weight 2 x 106 Aldolase 35.6 158 000 Catalase 32.3 210 000 Ferritin 28.6 440 000 Thyroglobulin 25.1 669 000 Unknown 30.3

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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