Formula given:
Concentration = Retention factor * Area
C = RF * A
1. Given that: Area of peak for component A, AA = 2500
Area of peak for component B, AB = 3500
assuming and RFA = RFB
Ratio of the concnetrations of A and B in the sample is:
CA/CB = RFA*AA/(RFB*AB)
or CA/CB = 2500/3500
Add 1 both side:
CA/CB +1 = 2500/3500 +1
(CA + CB)/CB = (2500+3500)/3500
or, CB/(CA + CB) = 3500/6000 = 58.33
% composition of B = CB/(CA + CB) *100= 58.33%
thus % composition of A = 100 - 58.33 = 41.67%
2. GC for standard samples:
Note* -Assuming sample volumes same for A and B
Given that: Concentration of A, CA,std = 5 mg and Peak area, AA,std = 2000
Concentration of B, CB,std = 5 mg and Peak area, AB,std = 3000
For sample A:
CA(unknown) = RFA* AA(unknown)
and CA,std = RFA* AA,std
Dividing the equations we get:
CA(unknown) / CA,std = AA(unknown) / AA,std
CA(unknown) = CA,std * AA(unknown) / AA,std
CA(unknown) = 5 * 2500 / 2000
CA(unknown) = 6.25 mg
Similarly for sample B:
CB(unknown) / CB,std = AB(unknown) / AB,std
CB(unknown) = CB,std * AB(unknown) / AB,std
CB(unknown) = 5 * 3500 / 3000
CB(unknown) = 5.83 mg
thus % composition of A = CA(unknown)*100/(CA(unknown) + CB(unknown))
= 6.25*100/(6.25+5.83)
= 51.74%
% composition of B = 100 - %A= 100- 51.74 = 48.26%
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