What is the relative percent yield of the major product of the three isomeric butenes analyzed via the GC analysis from Units 9 and 10? [Enter a value with 3 sig figs and without the % sign]Chromatogram - C:\GCsolution\Data\CH337 units 9_10\Spring2016\TueLab_12_Intensity10000–5000–0-2.02.12.22.32.42.52.62.72.82.9Peak Table - Channel 1Peak#Ret.TimeHeight2730AreaName12.353452417950556922.4211085332.4793276Total28043168592.353/

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What is the relative percent yield of the major product of the three isomeric butenes analyzed via the GC analysis from Units 9 and 10? [Enter a value with 3 sig figs and without the % sign]
Chromatogram - C:\GCsolution\Data\CH337 units 9_10\Spring2016\TueLab_12_
Intensity
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2.0
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Peak Table - Channel 1
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