Calculate the Re value for a spot in a TLC experiment if the solvent moved 14.5 cm and the spot moved 6.1 cm from the origin. Type answer:

Q: A student spots an unknown sample on a TLC plate and develops it in pentane solvent. Only one spot,…

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Q: A student performs this and records the following data from the complted chromatogram. the solvent…

A: The  Rf value is the ratio of distance travelled by the sample (b) to the distance travelled by the…

Q: How the 2D Thin layer Chromatography separation processes are worked? Please shortly answer at your…

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Q: A spot of black ink was placed on a strip of filter paper. The chromatogram was developed using an…

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Q: What adsorbents are typically used in TLC? On a TLC, a compound traveled 3.5 cm when the solvent…

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Q: A student measures the solvent height on a TLC plate as 11.5 cm. Spot A was measured at a height of…

A: Formula used :-  RF = distance traveled by compound/distance traveled by solvent

Q: errors in thin layer chromatography?

A: Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) is used in order to separate components in a reaction mixture.

Q: The TLC shown above, similar to the silica (SiO₂) TLC plates you used in lab, w developed in a…

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Q: Although TLC is qualitative and tells you what is present in a given sample, it can also be used to…

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Q: Solvent Front Highest point of the dye Lowest point of the dye Rf Value Baseline Chromatogram A 15.0…

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Q: How can I calculate the concentration from a GC/MS chromatogram which is having retention time and…

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Q: In thin-layer chromatography, what is the Rf value of a compound if the solute travels 2.9 cm and…

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Q: QUESTION 6 Which of the following would not increase the retention time of an analyte in a GLC…

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Q: 2. a) What is a bonded phase in HPLC? b) Give an example of a bonded phase in reversed-phase liquid…

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Q: When the use of 2D Thin layer Chromatography is better than normal TLC? Please shortly answer at…

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Q: PART A: Substance A was found to have a retention times of 3.15 minutes on a 70.00-cm column. An…

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Q: If a TLC was run in a solvent system that caused all the spots to show up at the baseline, how could…

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Q: Which of the following is NOT a factor that affects GC retention time? Select an answer and submit.…

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Q: 10. If an eluent of too high polarity is used for the development of a TLC plate, will the sample…

A: The TLC plate have the stationary  phase  Silica and Mobile phase which is solvent . Solvent  may be…

Q: The following Rf values were computed from a normal phase chromatography experiment. Arrange them…

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Q: In TLC, why does a 3:1:1 ratio of the developing solvent of n-butanol/acetic acid/water move up the…

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Q: How is the retention factor calculated for a specific spot when doing the TLC analysis? O Distance…

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Q: 4. A student tested water with 2% NaCl as a possible solvent for the separation of a mixture that…

A: It is given that a TLC plate with 5 parallel TLC’s in which 4 TLC’s are of components and 1 TLC is…

Q: 5. Using the diagram answer the questions below: Increasing time Sample appled to top of column…

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Q: It refers to the general term of adsorbent media used to visualize chromogenic compounds. A.…

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Q: 1. In thin layer chromatography (TLC), why do you need to use a pencil in marking the spots, origin,…

A: 1. Marker spot is soluble in the solvent. Therefore it will move on TLC plate with solvent. 2.…

Q: Preparing a Thin Layer Chromatography experiment there are some common mistakes. Explain what…

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Q: A mixture of species of A, B, and C is injected into a liquid chromatographic column with length of…

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Q: Compare the quantities For a normal phase chromatographic technique: KA > KB Choose A if Polarity of…

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Q: 2. In UV and visible spectrophotometry, the specimen is generally dissolved in a solvent, and…

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Q: Define the following terms used in HPLC:                      (d) sampling loops             (e)…

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Q: As solvent polarity increases, the Retention Factor (Rf) of compounds on the TLC plate increases.…

A: Retention factor= distance travelled by compound/distance travelled by solvent. As solvent polarity…

Q: 1. Given the following chromatogram, mark the middle of each cation spot and calculate the Ry value…

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Q: A chromatography column with a length of 10.3 cm and inner diameter of 4.61 mm is packed with a…

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Q: At the completion of the experiment, a student measures the solvent front to be 55 mm from the…

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Q: From the experiment in Question 1, the following data were obtained: 2. Distance traveled by spot O…

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Q: Question 2 The following are all considered problems in chromatographic separations. Briefly,…

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Q: What is the result of applying too much sample to the TLC plate? Select one: Some of the sample…

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Q: In thin layer chromatography, changing the mobile phase will alter the Rf value of a compound. O…

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Q: What are the R f values of the spots on this TLC plate? Solvent front |7.9 7.2 8.4 1.6 1.4 Baseline…

A: The expression for the Rf value is shown below: Rf = distance travelled by spotdistance travelled by…

Q: A mixture of species of A, B, and C is injected into a liquid chromatographic column with length of…

A: Given,Length of the column = 20.0 cmSpecies                                    Retention time min…

Q: A TLC plate showed two spots A and B with Rf 0.20 and 0.30, respectively. Sketch a TLC chromatogram…

A: Sketch of TLC chromatogram: TLC plate = 10cm

Q: How is the signal intensity seen in the chromatogram affected by the wavelength used for analysis?

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Q: Chemistry A chromatographic peak has a retention time of 120 s. the width at the base of the peak…

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Q: A student spots an unknown sample on a TLC plate and develops it in dichloromethane solvent. Only…

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Q: 4. Why is it so important that you don't erase mistakes on the chromatography раper?

A: Given : Chromatography paper To Find: Reason for not erasing mistakes on chromatography paper…