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(6 pts) Rationalize the relative mobilities (how far a sample moves on the TLC plate relative to the others) of the six standards on the basis of the structure of each. (Discuss in general terms of what controls the Rf of each standard compound relative to the other standards: polar groups, hydrogen bonding, hydrocarbon character, acidit(y)/(b)asicity.)

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          (6 pts) Rationalize the relative mobilities (how far a sample moves on the TLC plate relative to the others)
of the six standards on the basis of the structure of each. (Discuss in general terms of what controls the Rf of
each standard compound relative to the other standards: polar groups, hydrogen bonding, hydrocarbon
character, acidit(y)/(b)asicity.)

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition

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06/26/2024

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It is a measure of how far a compound moves on the TLC plate relative to the solvent. The Rf value is influenced by the interactions between the compound and the stationary phase (the TLC plate) as well as the mobile phase (the solvent). Show more…

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(6 pts) Rationalize the relative mobilities (how far a sample moves on the TLC plate relative to the others) of the six standards on the basis of the structure of each. (Discuss in general terms of what controls the Rf of each standard compound relative to the other standards: polar groups, hydrogen bonding, hydrocarbon character, acidit(y)/(b)asicity.)