In lab two different mobile phase compositions (acetone and hexanes) were used for column chromatography. Discuss how the mobile phase composition effected the results of the column separation of spinach pigments as it was evident by the TLC.

In lab two different mobile phase compositions (acetone and hexanes) were used for column chromatography. Discuss how the mobile phase composition effected the results of the column separation of spinach pigments as it was evident by the TLC.

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