Draw a magnified diagram of a TLC plate in a developing chamber and indicate the following a) developing solvent b) TLC plate c) original spot d) solvent front and e) compounds beginning to separate on the TLC plate.

Draw a magnified diagram of a TLC plate in a developing chamber and indicate the following a) developing solvent b) TLC plate c) original spot d) solvent front and e) compounds beginning to separate on the TLC plate.

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Draw a magnified diagram of a TLC plate in a developing chamber and
indicate the following a) developing solvent b) TLC plate c) original spot d) solvent front and e)
compounds beginning to separate on the TLC plate.

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