TLC - Identity of an Unknown A B C D A = B = C = D= C OH unknown compound

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TLC - Identity of an Unknown
10 cm
7 cm
A
5.3 cm
B
A
Part C: Determination of unknown:
4.1 cm
C
B CD
A =
Solvent Front
B =
C =
OH
Drawing
D= unknown compound
A=Tylenol
B= Aspirin
C= Caffeine
D= Unknown
Transcribed Image Text:TLC - Identity of an Unknown 10 cm 7 cm A 5.3 cm B A Part C: Determination of unknown: 4.1 cm C B CD A = Solvent Front B = C = OH Drawing D= unknown compound A=Tylenol B= Aspirin C= Caffeine D= Unknown
d. Explain why the Rf values changed when the cluant was changed from 100% petroleum
ether to a 70/30 mixture of petroleum ether/diethyl ether.
Part B. Polarity Ranking
Rank the compounds in order of increasing polarity (1= least polar, 3 = most polar)
NH₂
OH
Part C. Determination of an Unknown
1. Unknown ID:
2. Identify of your unknown sample:
NH₂
of
OH
3. In the space below, sketch the TLC plate or plates that you used to determine the identity of
your known below. Be sure to label each lane on each plate and list the eluant used to develop
the plate. Tape your TLC plate(s) to a piece of paper, label them appropriately, and attach the
paper to this report sheet.
Transcribed Image Text:d. Explain why the Rf values changed when the cluant was changed from 100% petroleum ether to a 70/30 mixture of petroleum ether/diethyl ether. Part B. Polarity Ranking Rank the compounds in order of increasing polarity (1= least polar, 3 = most polar) NH₂ OH Part C. Determination of an Unknown 1. Unknown ID: 2. Identify of your unknown sample: NH₂ of OH 3. In the space below, sketch the TLC plate or plates that you used to determine the identity of your known below. Be sure to label each lane on each plate and list the eluant used to develop the plate. Tape your TLC plate(s) to a piece of paper, label them appropriately, and attach the paper to this report sheet.
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