5. A mixture was analyzed using TLC and it was doubted to contain three components: R, T, and Y. A non polar solvent was used with a polar stationary phase. Answer the following questions: cm 9. solvent front origin line R TYrple Y mpte before of ter Which of the doubted components (R, T or Y) are present in the sample? Are there other components in the sample? What are the Rr values of R and T?

5. A mixture was analyzed using TLC and it was doubted to contain three components: R, T, and Y. A non polar solvent was used with a polar stationary phase. Answer the following questions: cm 9. solvent front origin line R TYrple Y mpte before of ter Which of the doubted components (R, T or Y) are present in the sample? Are there other components in the sample? What are the Rr values of R and T?

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