O Compounds are moved along that polar surface by the mobile phase, the organic solvent. The solvent's power to move compounds increases with polarity. The more polar it is, the more it will move compounds along the TLC's silica gel. In the first part of the TLC experiment, you will compare hexane, ethyl acetate, and acetone. Which of these solvents will move compounds the farthest? Acetone Hexane Ethyl acetate

O Compounds are moved along that polar surface by the mobile phase, the organic solvent. The solvent's power to move compounds increases with polarity. The more polar it is, the more it will move compounds along the TLC's silica gel. In the first part of the TLC experiment, you will compare hexane, ethyl acetate, and acetone. Which of these solvents will move compounds the farthest? Acetone Hexane Ethyl acetate

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