4. A reaction mixture spotted on the TLC plate has been refluxing for one hour. There is a single organic product of the reaction. After 1 hour a student elutes a TLC plate of the starting material(s) (SM), the known product (P) and the reaction mixture (RM). Based on the TLC below, do you think the reaction should be refluxed further? Explain your answer. SM+ P + RM+

4. A reaction mixture spotted on the TLC plate has been refluxing for one hour. There is a single organic product of the reaction. After 1 hour a student elutes a TLC plate of the starting material(s) (SM), the known product (P) and the reaction mixture (RM). Based on the TLC below, do you think the reaction should be refluxed further? Explain your answer. SM+ P + RM+

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4. A reaction mixture spotted on the TLC plate has been refluxing for one hour. There is a
single organic product of the reaction. After 1 hour a student elutes a TLC plate of the
starting material(s) (SM), the known product (P) and the reaction mixture (RM). Based on
the TLC below, do you think the reaction should be refluxed further? Explain your answer.
SM+
P +
RM+

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