2. It was suspected that a particular sample (mixture) contained three components: X, Y and Z. To check this, the sample was analyzed by thin layer chromatography. In this experiment a nonpolar solvent was used with a polar stationary phase. Before: O O X Y 2 sample After: O Y 2 sample Answer the following questions: Solvent front Line of origin a. Which suspected components (X, Y or Z) are present in the sample? b. Are there components other than X, Y or Z in the sample?

2. It was suspected that a particular sample (mixture) contained three components: X, Y and Z. To check this, the sample was analyzed by thin layer chromatography. In this experiment a nonpolar solvent was used with a polar stationary phase. Before: O O X Y 2 sample After: O Y 2 sample Answer the following questions: Solvent front Line of origin a. Which suspected components (X, Y or Z) are present in the sample? b. Are there components other than X, Y or Z in the sample?

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Author:Lawrence S. Brown, Tom Holme

Publisher:Lawrence S. Brown, Tom Holme

Chapter5: Gases

Section: Chapter Questions

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