In this experiment, you will be performing TLC on your 'crude' and 'recrystallized' biphenyl samples. How many spots would you expect to see in each lane? Explain your answer. 2. If you perform pipette (column) chromatography on the mixture containing biphenyl and organic dye, which compound would you expect to elute from the column last. Explain your answer.

In this experiment, you will be performing TLC on your 'crude' and 'recrystallized' biphenyl samples. How many spots would you expect to see in each lane? Explain your answer. 2. If you perform pipette (column) chromatography on the mixture containing biphenyl and organic dye, which compound would you expect to elute from the column last. Explain your answer.

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