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Transcribed Image Text:3. Besides finding R values, describe another way you could have determined the
identity of the amino acids in your mixture.
4. During the experiment, a student calculated the Rvalue for glutamic acid of 0.29 and
0.45 for alanine. Which amino acid traveled further up the chromatographic paper?
Explain your answer.
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