compare all the trials, which solvent provided the best separation of these color components? which solvent is the worst in separation? explain the difference in terms of intermolecular forces to the best of your knowledge MATERIALSSafety gogglespencil, ruler and scissorsmethanolchromatography paperplastic wash bottleethanol4 50ml graduated cylinderfood coloring mixture2-propanol4 cork stoppersdistilled wateracetic acid4 wire paper clipsethyl acetate1 capillary tubecyclohexanePROCEDURE1.Using a ruler; draw a straight pencil line across the chromatography paper, about 1.5cm from the bottom.2.Use the capillary tube to put one small drop of dye on the pencil line. Let it dry. Repeat step 1-2 for other 3trials with different developing solvents.3.Fill each of four 50ml graduated cylinders with four different solvents you choose to about 5 ml. Use a corkstopper to suspend each filter paper strip in a graduated cylinder, as shown in Figure 4.1. The end of the filterpaper should be below the solvent level; the dye spot should be above the solvent level.Permit the solvent in each graduated cylinder to rise up the filter paper until it is about 2cm from the top of4.partices, (atoms or TonstRemove the strips from the graduated cylinders. Using a pencil, mark on each strip the distance the solventuncan uthe paper.5.has traveled from the point of origin. Record these distances as D; in a data table.6.Measure on each paper strip the distance each dye spot has traveled. Record these distances as Dş. If theoriginal dye spot has separated into several spots, measure and record the D, for each spot. Calculate the Rfvalue for each components in the dye for all trails.7.Dispose and recycle materials according to teacher's instruction.PaperchphoohSolventfrontFigure 4.1 the apparatuswith distill H2Q H-bondsWith ethyl acetate: DDF & H-bmWEth Cyclohexane: LDFgwith 2-propanut: H-bonding.SolventAllura Red YSIBrilliant Blue oLemon yellowNaNa®NaNa0oC.CH3H3C-SO,NaN=NÓHNaogSно-NaH,CFigure 4.2 Structure formulas of three components in the food coloring mixture metkanolethanol 2-prepanolaceticacidacetate Cyclahoand

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compare all the trials, which solvent provided the best separation of these color components? which solvent is the worst in separation? explain the difference in terms of intermolecular forces to the best of your knowledge

compare all the trials, which solvent provided the best separation of these color components? which solvent is the worst in separation? explain the difference in terms of intermolecular forces to the best of your knowledge

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