Your unknown will be either palmitic acid, margaric acid, myristic acid, or triolein. How would you be able to differentiate these by GC-FID?
As we know FID is flame ionization detector that measures analytes in a gas stream.
FID measurements are usually reported as "as methane", meaning as the quantity of methane which would produce the same response.
palmitic acid is nothing but hexadecanoic acid, has molecular formula C16H32O2
margaric acid is nothing but heptadecanoic acid, has molecular formula C17H34O2
myristic acid is nothing but tetradecanoic acid, has molecular formula C14H28O2
and triolein has molecular formula C57H104O6.
Now, As per above discussion more number of carbon and hydrogen more will be the response.
So, triolein will give more response than other compounds then margaric acid next palmitic acid and then myristic acid.
Your unknown will be either palmitic acid, margaric acid, myristic acid, or triolein. How would you...
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