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![SOLVED: gas chromatography analysis of mixture; the peaks in the chromatogram usually appear according to the boiling points of the components: 3 Lon 0 1 1 0 'cane 6 1 2 48 SOLVED: gas chromatography analysis of mixture; the peaks in the chromatogram usually appear according to the boiling points of the components: 3 Lon 0 1 1 0 'cane 6 1 2 48](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/cd755848684545d0b57d755c07f427cc.jpg)
SOLVED: gas chromatography analysis of mixture; the peaks in the chromatogram usually appear according to the boiling points of the components: 3 Lon 0 1 1 0 'cane 6 1 2 48
![SOLVED: A mixture of pentane (boiling point 37 C) hexane (boiling point 68 *C) and octane (boiling point 126 *C) is separated by gas chromatography; resulting in the chromatogram below. The detector SOLVED: A mixture of pentane (boiling point 37 C) hexane (boiling point 68 *C) and octane (boiling point 126 *C) is separated by gas chromatography; resulting in the chromatogram below. The detector](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/4bd25944d79646e3a2290ee1bf5d3204.jpg)
SOLVED: A mixture of pentane (boiling point 37 C) hexane (boiling point 68 *C) and octane (boiling point 126 *C) is separated by gas chromatography; resulting in the chromatogram below. The detector
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