For Fluorenonce and benzoic acid 1. Which compound would you expect to be the top spot on the TLC and why? 2. Which compound would you expect to be the first to come off the column and why? 3. What data supports the identification of the compound in a yellow fraction?

For Fluorenonce and benzoic acid 1. Which compound would you expect to be the top spot on the TLC and why? 2. Which compound would you expect to be the first to come off the column and why? 3. What data supports the identification of the compound in a yellow fraction?

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Chapter28: High-performance Liquid Chromatography

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For Fluorenonce and benzoic acid

1. Which compound would you expect

to be the top spot on the TLC and why?

2. Which compound would you expect

to be the first to come off the column and why?

3. What data supports the identification of the compound in a yellow fraction?

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