For numbers 1-3, refer to TLC plates below, (A,B and C, from left to right) M M M H H K Sample Sample spot Sample spot spot A B с 1. Mashiho performed thin layer chromatography in order to determine the progress of the chemical reaction in his experiment in different lengths of time. In his experiment, he used two compounds, Hamtori (H) and Kotetsu(K), to form compound Matetsu(M). With TLC results whic would indicate that the reaction is complete? (All of the reactants have formed the product) 2. Which would indicate an incomplete reaction? 3. Which would indicate an excess amount of one reactant?

For numbers 1-3, refer to TLC plates below, (A,B and C, from left to right) M M M H H K Sample Sample spot Sample spot spot A B с 1. Mashiho performed thin layer chromatography in order to determine the progress of the chemical reaction in his experiment in different lengths of time. In his experiment, he used two compounds, Hamtori (H) and Kotetsu(K), to form compound Matetsu(M). With TLC results whic would indicate that the reaction is complete? (All of the reactants have formed the product) 2. Which would indicate an incomplete reaction? 3. Which would indicate an excess amount of one reactant?

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter89: Thin-layer Chromatography

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Problem 1P

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