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    1. The document describes a method for determining the molecular weight (MO) of a compound using gas chromatography. It involves measuring the retention time of the compound as it passes through a column and emerges from the instrument. 2. Factors like temperature and column length affect the retention time. By using reference compounds with known molecular weights, a calibration curve can be generated relating retention time to molecular weight. 3. The molecular weight of an unknown compound can then be determined by measuring its retention time and comparing it to the calibration curve. This allows for accurate determination of molecular weights without having to isolate large amounts of pure compound.

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    1. The document describes a method for determining the molecular weight (MO) of a compound using gas chromatography. It involves measuring the retention time of the compound as it passes through a column and emerges from the instrument. 2. Factors like temperature and column length affect the retention time. By using reference compounds with known molecular weights, a calibration curve can be generated relating retention time to molecular weight. 3. The molecular weight of an unknown compound can then be determined by measuring its retention time and comparing it to the calibration curve. This allows for accurate determination of molecular weights without having to isolate large amounts of pure compound.

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    CH1101 PS 7

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    Debojyoti Majumder
    1. The document describes a method for determining the molecular weight (MO) of a compound using gas chromatography. It involves measuring the retention time of the compound as it passes through a column and emerges from the instrument. 2. Factors like temperature and column length affect the retention time. By using reference compounds with known molecular weights, a calibration curve can be generated relating retention time to molecular weight. 3. The molecular weight of an unknown compound can then be determined by measuring its retention time and comparing it to the calibration curve. This allows for accurate determination of molecular weights without having to isolate large amounts of pure compound.

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