From your results, which component had the highest Rf value and which had the lowest?Based on your answer from the previous question, what could be the reason behind some components having an Rf value higher than the others? Compare the qualities of the two components that rendered the highest and lowest RfAfter performing the simulation, what do you think are the possible practical applications of chromatographic techniques that are relevant to your program NURSING? Paper ChromatographyHELPDistance travelled by thesolvent5Distance travelled byChlorophyll b (dark green)1.1Distance travelled byChlorophyll a (light green)2.3Distance travelled byXanthophyll (yellow)4.5Distance travelled by Carotene(orange)4.7Paper ChromatographyHELPXanthophyll (yellow)4.5Distance travelled by Carotene(orange)4.7Rf value of Chlorophyll b0.22Rf value of Chlorophyll a0.46%3DRf value of Xanthophyll0.9%3DRf value of Carotene0.94 V%3D SPINACH LEAVES EXTRACT COMPONENTSComponentsChlorophyll BChlorophyll AXanthophyllCaroteneDistance1.12.34.54.7travelled fromthe original lineRf value0.220.460.90.94

From your results, which component had the highest Rf value and which had the lowest? Based on your answer from the previous question, what could be the reason behind some components having an Rf value higher than the others? Compare the qualities of the two components that rendered the highest and lowest Rf After performing the simulation, what do you think are the possible practical applications of chromatographic techniques that are relevant to your program NURSING?

From your results, which component had the highest Rf value and which had the lowest? Based on your answer from the previous question, what could be the reason behind some components having an Rf value higher than the others? Compare the qualities of the two components that rendered the highest and lowest Rf After performing the simulation, what do you think are the possible practical applications of chromatographic techniques that are relevant to your program NURSING?

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305079373

Author:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley

Publisher:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley

Chapter1: Matter And Measurements

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 13QAP: A glass of lukewarm milk is suggested for people who cannot sleep. Milk at 52C can be characterized...

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