Three isomeric compounds with nearly identical boiling points were produced by a CH337 student and injected on the OSU-Cascades Shimadzu gas chromatograph instrument as described in the lecture notes. The resulting chromatogram is shown below. If eachcompound has nearly identical boiling points, determine the relative polarity of each peak by filling in the blanks with the Roman numerals I, II, or III only.Compoundis most polar.Compoundis least polar.Intensity3000-III2000-III1000-2.02.12.22.32.42.52.62.72.82.93.0min

Three compounds are obtained by the chromatogram having peaks of different intensities. All three of…

Three isomeric compounds with nearly identical boiling points were produced by a CH337 student and injected on the OSU-Cascades Shimadzu gas chromatograph instrument as described in the lecture notes. The resulting chromatogram is shown below. I compound has nearly identical boiling points, determine the relative polarity of each peak by filling in the blanks with the Roman numerals I, II, or III only. Compound is most polar. Compound is least polar. Intensity 3000- I II 2000- III 1000- 0-

Three isomeric compounds with nearly identical boiling points were produced by a CH337 student and injected on the OSU-Cascades Shimadzu gas chromatograph instrument as described in the lecture notes. The resulting chromatogram is shown below. I compound has nearly identical boiling points, determine the relative polarity of each peak by filling in the blanks with the Roman numerals I, II, or III only. Compound is most polar. Compound is least polar. Intensity 3000- I II 2000- III 1000- 0-

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