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c. Would it be possible to separate carvone and limonene using just hexanes as the eluent (never switching to the 10% acetone in hexanes mixture)? What would be the result if you tried? Explain. |

c. Would it be possible to separate carvone and limonene using just hexanes as the eluent (never switching to the 10% acetone in hexanes mixture)? What would be the result if you tried? Explain. |

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1. Theoretical questions a. If two compounds have the same Rf under identical TLC conditions, does that mean they have identical structures? Explain. b. Can a mixture of d- and l-carvone be separated by column chromatography on silica gel using hexanes/acetone as the elution solvent? Explain. c. Would it be possible to separate carvone and limonene using just hexanes as the eluent (never switching to the 10% acetone in hexanes mixture)? What would be the result if you tried? Explain. |
Transcribed Image Text:1. Theoretical questions a. If two compounds have the same Rf under identical TLC conditions, does that mean they have identical structures? Explain. b. Can a mixture of d- and l-carvone be separated by column chromatography on silica gel using hexanes/acetone as the elution solvent? Explain. c. Would it be possible to separate carvone and limonene using just hexanes as the eluent (never switching to the 10% acetone in hexanes mixture)? What would be the result if you tried? Explain. |
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