CINH'N'chloroquineCINHLHON.N:hydroxychloroquine5. You attempted to separate chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine using paperchromatography. You used a mixture of benzene and pyridine as your solvent.What results can you expect?O Two bands: hydroxychloroquine will have a higher Rf than chloroquineOne band: Both will have equal RfFour bands: The enantiomers of each analyte will appear as separate bandsTwo bands: chloroquine will have a higher Rf than hydroxychloroquine

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NH my chloroquine CI NH LHO hydroxychloroquine You attempted to separate chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine using paper romatography. You used a mixture of benzene and pyridine as your solvent. "hat results can you expect? Two bands: hydroxychloroquine will have a higher Rf than chloroquine One band: Both will have equal Rf Four bands: The enantiomers of each analyte will appear as separate bands Two bands: chloroquine will have a higher Rf than hydroxychloroquine

NH my chloroquine CI NH LHO hydroxychloroquine You attempted to separate chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine using paper romatography. You used a mixture of benzene and pyridine as your solvent. "hat results can you expect? Two bands: hydroxychloroquine will have a higher Rf than chloroquine One band: Both will have equal Rf Four bands: The enantiomers of each analyte will appear as separate bands Two bands: chloroquine will have a higher Rf than hydroxychloroquine

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