Two compounds might have spots with the same Rf value in a TLC experiment and not...
Two compounds might have spots with the same Rf value in a TLC experiment and not be identical compounds.
Which proposed TLC experiment could best help determine whether the compounds are identical?
Select one:
Repeat the original experiment with a mixture of the compounds in a single spot
Repeat the original experiment with larger spots of each compound
Repeat the original experiment with a different solvent system
Repeat the original experiment with the development chamber jar open
Homework Answers
Ans: Only the below option is correct......
<Repeat the original experiment with a different solvent system>
The other options can not separate the same Rf compounds, because compound's separation is dependant upon the solvent or solvent mixture polarities.
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CAN SOMONE PLEASE HELP. above is a picture of two TLC plates
with spots on them. could somone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help me get
their measurmentS (in milimeters) and help me calculate their Rf
values!!! I promise to rate u good if you could help!!! Im so
confused!!! THANK U SM
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