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I'm not sure how to approach this problem because the ruler on the chromatogram starts at 2. I need help finding the distance for the 3 species traveled.
Rf value in chromatography, is the ratio of distance travelled by solute to distance travelled by solvent .
As you have measured distance of solvent to be 7.6cm
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