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The Rf value is found to less when ethyl acetate alone is used as the mobile phase [ for the plate on the left side]. This means the compound has more inter molecular force of attraction with the stationary phase [which is silica or alumina plates which are highly polar].
[Intermolecular forces influences adsorption of molecules on the stationary phase are Hydrogen bonding, Dipole-Dipole interactions, Co-ordination and Vanderwaals interactions]
But when increased the polarity of the solvent by using a mixture of ethylacetate [97%] and methanol [3%]. The compound intermolecular force of attraction with the stationary phase got reduced and started to move faster in the mixture of these solvents and thereby shows a higher Rf value [ for the plate on the right side]
Rf value = Distance from baseline travelled by solute / Distance from baseline travelled by solvent front.
Thus when ethyl acetate alone is used the distance moved by solute is less and has less Rf value.
But when ethylacetate [97%] and methanol [3%] is used the solute moved more , and have higher Rf value.
Thus the mixture ethylacetate[97%] and methanol[3%] reduces the intermolecular force of attraction between the solute and the stationary phase and the solute got carried by this solvent mixture and thereby shows higher Rf value.
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The molecular weight of acetaminophen is 151.2 g/ mol
Number of moles = weight/ molecular weight
Weight = 5 micrograms = 5x 10-6 gm
Therefore no of moles = 5x 10-6 gm / 151.2 = 3.3 x 10-8 moles
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