1. What would happen to the spinach TLC plate in the lecture if the plate was run with 100% acetone? A. The components would move sideways B. All the components would move too fast to the top C. All the components would move too slow and not move D. No change 2. What would happen to the spinach TLC plate in the lecture if the plate was run with 100% Petroleum ether? A. The components would move sideways B. All the components would move too fast to the top C. All the components would move too slow and not move D. No change 3. Which answer is the best mobile phase? A. 40:60 acetone:petroleum ether B. Silica gel C. Spinach D. Acetone

1. What would happen to the spinach TLC plate in the lecture if the plate was run with 100% acetone? A. The components would move sideways B. All the components would move too fast to the top C. All the components would move too slow and not move D. No change 2. What would happen to the spinach TLC plate in the lecture if the plate was run with 100% Petroleum ether? A. The components would move sideways B. All the components would move too fast to the top C. All the components would move too slow and not move D. No change 3. Which answer is the best mobile phase? A. 40:60 acetone:petroleum ether B. Silica gel C. Spinach D. Acetone

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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ISBN:9781305577190

Author:Kenneth L. Williamson, Katherine M. Masters

Publisher:Kenneth L. Williamson, Katherine M. Masters

Chapter8: Thin-layer Chromatography: Analyzing Analgesics And Isolating Lycopene From Tomato Paste

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7Q: What will be the result of applying too much compound to a TLC plate?

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