12.You want to separate compound A from compound B by flash chromatography. Thefollowing are the results of running these two compounds in different hexanes/ethyl acetatesystems. Choose the best solvent system for the separation A from B and which one elutescolumn firstly?3:1121bexancsethyt tea.Solvent system (3:1) – First eluted compound (B)b.Solvent system (6:1) – First eluted compound (A)c.Solvent system (12:1) – First eluted compound (A)d.Solvent system (6:1) – First eluted compound (B)e.Solvent system (3:1) – First eluted compound (A)

The individual compounds of a mixture can be separated by column chromatography. The principle…

12.You want to separate compound A from compound B by flash chromatography. The following are the results of running these two compounds in different hexanes/ethyl acetate systems. Choose the best solvent system for the separation A from B and which one elutes column firstly? 121 heet e a. Solvent system (3:1)– First eluted compound (B) b.Solvent system (6:1) – First eluted compound (A) c.Solvent system (12:1) – First eluted compound (A) d.Solvent system (6:1) – First eluted compound (B) e.Solvent system (3:1) – First eluted compound (A)

12.You want to separate compound A from compound B by flash chromatography. The following are the results of running these two compounds in different hexanes/ethyl acetate systems. Choose the best solvent system for the separation A from B and which one elutes column firstly? 121 heet e a. Solvent system (3:1)– First eluted compound (B) b.Solvent system (6:1) – First eluted compound (A) c.Solvent system (12:1) – First eluted compound (A) d.Solvent system (6:1) – First eluted compound (B) e.Solvent system (3:1) – First eluted compound (A)

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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