2. A mixture of acid compounds is analyzed by paper chromatography. Use the centimeter uler to calculate the Rr value of Component 2 in figure below. Solvent Front Component 2 Component 1 Origin (starting spot) 3. Still considering the above chromatography paper, which component (Component 1 or Component 2) is more attracted to the stationary phase?

2. A mixture of acid compounds is analyzed by paper chromatography. Use the centimeter uler to calculate the Rr value of Component 2 in figure below. Solvent Front Component 2 Component 1 Origin (starting spot) 3. Still considering the above chromatography paper, which component (Component 1 or Component 2) is more attracted to the stationary phase?

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter88: Column Chromatography

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