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Gas chromatographic analysis of isopentenal

2019-05-27View Original

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Dear teachers, I would like to ask whether peak confirmation is possible when analyzing 3-methyl-2-butenal using gas chromatography. But when analyzing 3-methyl-3-butenal, will a peak appear? Is there a 3-methyl-3-butenal component? I couldn’t find it anywhere online either. Has anyone who has done this before? Please give some advice. Thank you.
Reply #22019-05-27
For the analysis of components that are unfamiliar to one, especially when there is limited available literature, it is recommended to consult resources of a search-oriented nature such as CA\AA\Analytical Chemistry Abstracts, from which useful clues can be obtained. Since fellow sailors may not be very familiar with the analysis of the substances you mentioned, they are also unable to provide an accurate response. Even though I have some work experience in analysis and testing, I still know very little about the substance analysis you mentioned. Asking for more accurate information can yield much better results than asking questions aimlessly like this.

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