Lalisa and Labmi were tasked to design a new and efficient method of producing black inks. To determine whose method will be approved for mass production, it should pass the chromatography test using a black ink standard (which possesses the minimum requirements of commercial black ink). Their respective products underwent REVERSE PHASE thin-layer chromatography. To pass the test, the ink should contain all spots present in the standard ink. : LALISA'S LABMI'S INK STANDARD INK INK SAMPLE SAMPLE 4. 2. 1.

Lalisa and Labmi were tasked to design a new and efficient method of producing black inks. To determine whose method will be approved for mass production, it should pass the chromatography test using a black ink standard (which possesses the minimum requirements of commercial black ink). Their respective products underwent REVERSE PHASE thin-layer chromatography. To pass the test, the ink should contain all spots present in the standard ink. : LALISA'S LABMI'S INK STANDARD INK INK SAMPLE SAMPLE 4. 2. 1.

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Publisher:Lampman

Chapter89: Thin-layer Chromatography

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