chart is for 8compounds are Ethyl acetate, hexanes, silica gel, azobenzene, 4,6,8-trimethylazulene, disperse blue 14, quinazarin green and oil red O. MP°CBP°CDipoleMomentDielectricConstantCommon solvents(Debyes)1.83.93.53.8(25 °C)78.548.937.536.735.032.624.31000.019waterdimethylsulfoxide "DMSO"acetonitriledimethylformamide "DMF"1,3-propanediolmethanolethanol18982-44-611532146578-272.52.87-98-1171.720.720.117.1562.7-95-127acetone171.71.51.7971181-propanol1-butanoldichloromethanetetrahydrofuran "THF"acetic acidethyl acetatechloroformdiethyl etherbenzenecarbon tetrachloriden-hexane90-97408.9657.4-65176.26.01191-1.5-84771.85-64611.14.74.22.32.21.9-116351.250.00.080-237769-950.0Table 1: Useful properties of pure solvents232966442216585 Styles StylesPaneU v ab x,DictateSensitivity(7) Once you put the spotted TLC plate into the solvent, you will see the solvent begin to move upthe plate. How do you determine when the process is complete and the TLC plate should betaken out of the solvent?(8) Once you take your TLC plate out of the solvent, why should you draw the line to indicate thesolvent front quickly?(9) Just looking at the number of polarfunctional groups in the five dye molecules used in thisexperiment, make an attempt to rank them (by name) from least polar to most polar here:Lowest polarityhighest polarity13500 worde

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chart is for 8 compounds are Ethyl acetate, hexanes, silica gel, azobenzene, 4,6,8-trimethylazulene, disperse blue 14, quinazarin green and oil red O.

MP
°C
BP
°C
Dipole
Moment
Dielectric
Constant
Common solvents
(Debyes)
1.8
3.9
3.5
3.8
(25 °C)
78.5
48.9
37.5
36.7
35.0
32.6
24.3
100
0.0
19
water
dimethylsulfoxide "DMSO"
acetonitrile
dimethylformamide "DMF"
1,3-propanediol
methanol
ethanol
189
82
-44
-61
153
214
65
78
-27
2.5
2.87
-98
-117
1.7
20.7
20.1
17.1
56
2.7
-95
-127
acetone
17
1.7
1.5
1.7
97
118
1-propanol
1-butanol
dichloromethane
tetrahydrofuran "THF"
acetic acid
ethyl acetate
chloroform
diethyl ether
benzene
carbon tetrachloride
n-hexane
90
-97
40
8.9
65
7.4
-65
17
6.2
6.0
119
1-1.5
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77
1.85
-64
61
1.1
4.7
4.2
2.3
2.2
1.9
-116
35
1.25
0.0
0.0
80
-23
77
69
-95
0.0
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Styles Styles
Pane
U v ab x,
Dictate
Sensitivity
(7) Once you put the spotted TLC plate into the solvent, you will see the solvent begin to move up
the plate. How do you determine when the process is complete and the TLC plate should be
taken out of the solvent?
(8) Once you take your TLC plate out of the solvent, why should you draw the line to indicate the
solvent front quickly?
(9) Just looking at the number of polarfunctional groups in the five dye molecules used in this
experiment, make an attempt to rank them (by name) from least polar to most polar here:
Lowest polarity
highest polarity
13
500 worde

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