Suppose you had seven compounds in a paper chromatography experiment, the seventh of which was unknown. How can you use the retention factors of each compound to figure out what makes up the unknown compound?
Suppose you had seven compounds in a paper chromatography experiment, the seventh of which was unknown. How can you use the retention factors of each compound to figure out what makes up the unknown compound?
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