I need help in this question **Chromatography Experiment: Food Colors A and B****Question:**Two food colors, A and B, have similar structures and polarities. A chromatogram for these compounds is illustrated below. ![Chromatogram]The diagram shows a rectangular chromatogram with the origin on the left and the solvent front on the right. There are two spots labeled:- Spot A is closer to the origin.- Spot B is further from the origin.**Analysis:**- Determine which food color, A or B, you predict to have the larger molecular weight.**Explanation:**In chromatography, substances that travel further typically have smaller molecular weights if the structure and polarity are similar. Based on the chromatogram, Spot A moved a shorter distance compared to Spot B. Therefore, it can be predicted that Food Color A has the larger molecular weight.

Chromatography is the analytical technique used to separate the mixture of compounds. The mixture or…

5. Two food colors, A and B, have similar structure and similar polarities and a chromatogram for these compounds is illustrated here. A B origin solvent front Which food color, A or B, would you predict to have the larger molecular weight?

5. Two food colors, A and B, have similar structure and similar polarities and a chromatogram for these compounds is illustrated here. A B origin solvent front Which food color, A or B, would you predict to have the larger molecular weight?

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