1. The mobile phase in the TLC simulator uses a mixture of the organic compounds: ethyl acetate and hexane. For each compound: circle the polar and nonpolar regions of the molecule, then label each region with the type of attractive force it could use to interact with neighboring molecules. ethyl acetate H :O: H H TH H H H-C H C C-H hexane H H H H-C-C C H H H H H H C-C C-H H H H

1. The mobile phase in the TLC simulator uses a mixture of the organic compounds: ethyl acetate and hexane. For each compound: circle the polar and nonpolar regions of the molecule, then label each region with the type of attractive force it could use to interact with neighboring molecules. ethyl acetate H :O: H H TH H H H-C H C C-H hexane H H H H-C-C C H H H H H H C-C C-H H H H

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Chapter34: Miscellaneous Separation Methods

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