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Testing of GC-MS to know the chemical compound of remazol red both before and after the experiment, where the results of the GC-MS mass spectra and kromatogram form. Experimental results obtained by two types of kromatogram from GC that is before and after the experiment, kromatogram before the experiment shows more than one peak and shows the result of less smooth due to the substance used is remazol red
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