Chromatography paper is fairly polar. How would you expect an ionic component to behave when the mobile phase is a relatively nonpolar solvent, such as acetone? Would such a component readily travel with the solvent or would it stay behind? What would change if you used an ionic solvent such as sodium chloride?

Chromatography paper is fairly polar. How would you expect an ionic component to behave when the mobile phase is a relatively nonpolar solvent, such as acetone? Would such a component readily travel with the solvent or would it stay behind? What would change if you used an ionic solvent such as sodium chloride?

Chemistry In Focus

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Chapter5: Chemical Bonding

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