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If along 15cmHPCL column has a place height of 5.0 what will be the half-width (in seconds) of a peak eluted at 10.0min? if plate height5渭尘,what will bew1/2?

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The half-width (in seconds) of a peak eluted.

L=15cmH=5.0渭尘=5.0.10-tcm=15cm5.0.10-4cm=3.1043.104and2.05-5s

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01

definition of Theoretical plate

Theoretical plate height is a measure of a column's separating efficiency, similar to the number of separating plates in a liquid distillation column.

Given,

L=15cmH=5.0渭尘=5.0.10-tcm

First we find the number of theoretical plates, N:

H=LNN=LHN=LN=15cm5.0.10-4cm=3.104tr=10.0min=600s

02

Divide the value

Use this and the equation below to find and calculate the half-width in seconds:

N=5.55Trw1/22w1/2=5.552-N2tr=2.05.10-5sHence,3.104and2.05.10-5s

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