Write balanced equation to show the reaction of the filling with water:
(I) sodium
(I) sodium oxide
B) in terms of bonding, explain why sodium oxide reacts with water to fork a solution with a pH of 14.
C) what general type of oxide forms acidic solution in water? Give the formula of one such oxide.
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1. what is the capacity factor (k’) for compounds A and B (4 marks)
2. what is selectivity factor between peaks A and B (4 marks)
3. explain the influence of reducing the flowrate on selectivity factor (5 Marks)
4. Explain the separation between compound A and B as shown on the chromatograph (5
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The Liquid Chromatography column is 25 cm long. The flow rate was 0.40 ml/min.
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a solution that contains 5.0 mg of acid per milliter solution.
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