Consider caffeine and acetaminophen:
What structural features (functional groups) cause one to move farther than the other on the TLC plate?
Caffeine
From the structure of both the compunds it is clear that caffeine do not have hydroxy group and acetaminophen have the hydroxy group this is the reason which cause one to move farther than the other on the TLC plate.
Consider caffeine and acetaminophen: What structural features (functional groups) cause one to move farther than the...
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