9) If after drying, the TLC plate showed spot A showed a Rf of 0.20 and spot B showed a Rf of 0.22. This same plate was then placed back into the same developing chamber and allowed to develop a second time. Would you expect the distance between the A and 8 to increase, decrease, or stay the same? Why?

9) If after drying, the TLC plate showed spot A showed a Rf of 0.20 and spot B showed a Rf of 0.22. This same plate was then placed back into the same developing chamber and allowed to develop a second time. Would you expect the distance between the A and 8 to increase, decrease, or stay the same? Why?

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Chapter10: Tlc Analysis Of Analgesic Drugs

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