Wanting to monitor the reaction progress you decide to use normal phase thin-layer chromatography, but do...
Wanting to monitor the reaction progress you decide to use normal phase thin-layer chromatography, but do not know what the best conditions are to use.
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If you had the standards for all potential products and your starting materials, outline how would you go about determining the best TLC conditions for monitoring the reaction progress.
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Provide drawings of an ideal TLC plate with the number of theoretical products you would expect and their relative positions.
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How do you know when the reaction is complete?
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Describe what analytical data you can get from TLC and what you can do with that data.
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