11. If TLC spots are colored, they can be observed by. can be seen using. 2) UV light, ordinary light b) Ordinary light, UV light c) Bromine vapor, ordinary light d) Adding indicator, microscope aqueous layer precipitaion and filtration however, if they colorless they

11. If TLC spots are colored, they can be observed by. can be seen using. 2) UV light, ordinary light b) Ordinary light, UV light c) Bromine vapor, ordinary light d) Adding indicator, microscope aqueous layer precipitaion and filtration however, if they colorless they

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TLC spots are colored, they can be observed by however, if they colorless they can be seen saing.

11. If TLC spots are colored, they can be observed by.
can be seen using.
2) UV light, ordinary light
b) Ordinary light, UV light
c) Bromine vapor, ordinary light
d) Adding indicator, microscope
aqueous layer
precipitaion
and filtration
however, if they colorless they

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