Arrange in INCREASING Rf if the mixture underwent paper chromatography with the same solvent system. Explain how you get the answer I. 2-chloropentane II. pentanoic acid III. cyclopentane IV. pentanal a. II = IV < III < I b.II < IV < I < III c.I < II < III < IV d.III < I < IV < II

Arrange in INCREASING Rf if the mixture underwent paper chromatography with the same solvent system. Explain how you get the answer I. 2-chloropentane II. pentanoic acid III. cyclopentane IV. pentanal a. II = IV < III < I b.II < IV < I < III c.I < II < III < IV d.III < I < IV < II

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Arrange in INCREASING Rf if the mixture underwent paper chromatography with the same solvent system. Explain how you get the answer

I. 2-chloropentane
II. pentanoic acid
III. cyclopentane
IV. pentanal

a. II = IV < III < I

b.II < IV < I < III

c.I < II < III < IV

d.III < I < IV < II

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