a. Your lab partner brought a done in dichloromethane (DCM), which she thought was the winner solvent in her effort to find an appropriate solvent for purification of benzoin and benzil. However, she was not sure which spot was for benzoin or benzil, because she forgot to label them. She decided to label the according to the chromatogram shown in the image. With reason, say whther you think the labelling was correct, and if not, what course of action will you take? - OH benzoin одо ojo benzil W DCM A= Benzoin B = Benzil A B

a. Your lab partner brought a done in dichloromethane (DCM), which she thought was the winner solvent in her effort to find an appropriate solvent for purification of benzoin and benzil. However, she was not sure which spot was for benzoin or benzil, because she forgot to label them. She decided to label the according to the chromatogram shown in the image. With reason, say whther you think the labelling was correct, and if not, what course of action will you take? - OH benzoin одо ojo benzil W DCM A= Benzoin B = Benzil A B

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a. Your lab partner brought a done in dichloromethane (DCM), which she thought
was the winner solvent in her effort to find an appropriate solvent for purification
of benzoin and benzil. However, she was not sure which spot was for benzoin or
benzil, because she forgot to label them. She decided to label the according to the
chromatogram shown in the image. With reason, say whther you think the labelling
was correct, and if not, what course of action will
you take? -
DCM
A= Benzoin
B = Benzil
A
B
OH
0
benzoin
0
10
benzil

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