Use the graphic below to answer the following questions regarding gas chromatography:cyclohexane/aceloneAll unit =cm15-a-pinene h-3.81.2air peak10-myrcene h=1.1(R)(+)-limonene h=1.|AA0-100150500.Time (s)(36.1, 5 69)Potential (mV) Which terpene has an area of 1.32cm??Choose...What is the total area of terpene peaks in cm2? Enter 3 significant figures in your answer and nounits.Choose...Which terpene has the shortest retention time?Choose...Which terpene has the highest boiling point?Choose...Which terpene has a percent composition of 35%?Choose...

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