25. In a chemical plant, the crude product flowing from a reactor must be analyzed to determine the concentration of the reactant and product to decide whether to rework it or to send it to distillation prior to shipment. Which analytical procedure would you need to perform for this analysis: a. 'H NMR b. 13C NMR c. GC/MS d. IR e. UV

25. In a chemical plant, the crude product flowing from a reactor must be analyzed to determine the concentration of the reactant and product to decide whether to rework it or to send it to distillation prior to shipment. Which analytical procedure would you need to perform for this analysis: a. 'H NMR b. 13C NMR c. GC/MS d. IR e. UV

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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