According to given TLC plate below which of the following statement(s) is/ are false ? |- Rf value of component A is 0.47. l- The stationary phase in TLC is solid supported silica or Alumina. I- Less retained substance is B.

According to given TLC plate below which of the following statement(s) is/ are false ? |- Rf value of component A is 0.47. l- The stationary phase in TLC is solid supported silica or Alumina. I- Less retained substance is B.

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According to given TLC plate below which of the
following statement(s) is/ are false ?
|- Rf value of component A is 0.47.
l- The stationary phase in TLC is solid supported
silica or Alumina.
II- Less retained substance is B.
Select one:
a. I, Il and III
b. only III
c. Only II
d. Il and III
e. Only I
f. I and III

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