Q1) In the paper chromatography experiment, calculate therelative mobility for the two colors if the distance traveledby the solvent (water) was 9.5 cm, the distance traveled bythe blue color was 5 cm, and 7 cm for the purple color?Which color is considered more soluble in water?Q2) In the thin layer chromatography experiment, calculatethe relative mobility for the two dyes if the distancetraveled by the solvent (ethanol) was 3 cm, the distancetraveled by the purple dye was 2.5 cm, and 1.5 cm for thered dye?Which dye is considered less soluble in ethanol?

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Q1) In the paper chromatography experiment, calculate the relative mobility for the two colors if the distance traveled by the solvent (water) was 9.5 cm, the distance traveled by the blue color was 5 cm, and 7 cm for the purple color? Which color is considered more soluble in water?

Q1) In the paper chromatography experiment, calculate the relative mobility for the two colors if the distance traveled by the solvent (water) was 9.5 cm, the distance traveled by the blue color was 5 cm, and 7 cm for the purple color? Which color is considered more soluble in water?

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Q1) In the paper chromatography experiment, calculate the
relative mobility for the two colors if the distance traveled
by the solvent (water) was 9.5 cm, the distance traveled by
the blue color was 5 cm, and 7 cm for the purple color?
Which color is considered more soluble in water?
Q2) In the thin layer chromatography experiment, calculate
the relative mobility for the two dyes if the distance
traveled by the solvent (ethanol) was 3 cm, the distance
traveled by the purple dye was 2.5 cm, and 1.5 cm for the
red dye?
Which dye is considered less soluble in ethanol?

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