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What is the function of the carrier gas in Gas Chromatography?
What is the function of the carrier gas in Gas Chromatography?
- To bond to the inside of the column
- To control the flow of the mobile phase
- To stabilize the thermal properties of the analyte
- To transport the sample through the system (correct)
What is the stationary phase in gas-liquid partition chromatography?
What is the stationary phase in gas-liquid partition chromatography?
- Solid support bonded to the column
- Nonvolatile liquid bonded to the inside of the column (correct)
- Carrier gas used for transportation
- Gaseous mobile phase transporting the analyte
What must be the purity level of the carrier gas in Gas Chromatography?
What must be the purity level of the carrier gas in Gas Chromatography?
- Exactly 100%
- Around 95%
- Greater than 99.9995% (correct)
- Between 80-90%
Which component of a Gas Chromatograph is responsible for controlling the flow of the mobile phase?
Which component of a Gas Chromatograph is responsible for controlling the flow of the mobile phase?
What type of compounds are suitable for GC analysis?
What type of compounds are suitable for GC analysis?
What are the different ways of Measures of departure from central tendency?
What are the different ways of Measures of departure from central tendency?
What are the different ways of Measures of central tendency?
What are the different ways of Measures of central tendency?
If the Standard deviation and Mean of a data is 2 and 20 respectively, calculate coefficient of variation.
If the Standard deviation and Mean of a data is 2 and 20 respectively, calculate coefficient of variation.
The limit on the Relative standard deviation for one of the analytical methods is set as ≤ 5%. If the Relative standard deviation obtained for the same method at a later stage is 2.5%, is the method considered acceptable?
The limit on the Relative standard deviation for one of the analytical methods is set as ≤ 5%. If the Relative standard deviation obtained for the same method at a later stage is 2.5%, is the method considered acceptable?
What is Relative standard deviation and how is it presented (unitage)?
What is Relative standard deviation and how is it presented (unitage)?
