Two simple but (to me) baffling questions. A graduate student here is
looking at mixtures of small amounts of surfactant, iso-octane, and water,
all dissolved in DMSO. The water peak is always split into two components.
Any ideas why?
Also, the integrated areas of surfactant to iso-octane rarely agree with
the known amounts of each compound they add. However, integral ratios
within each compound are accurate. Any thoughts on this?
Please contact me directly with any responses.
Jeff de Ropp
NMR Facility
UC Davis
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