A gas chromatograph can be used to (more than one answer may be correct) O purify large quantities of compounds. O determine the mass of a compound. determine the percentage composition of a mixture. separate nonvolatile compounds. separate vaporizable compounds.

A gas chromatograph can be used to (more than one answer may be correct) O purify large quantities of compounds. O determine the mass of a compound. determine the percentage composition of a mixture. separate nonvolatile compounds. separate vaporizable compounds.

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Chapter5: Chemical Reactions

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A gas chromatograph can be used to (more than one answer may be correct)
O purify large quantities of compounds.
O determine the mass of a compound.
determine the percentage composition of a mixture.
separate nonvolatile compounds.
O separate vaporizable compounds.

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