match the following scenerios SMMatch the following scenario with the representative TLC (sm= starting material, co = cospot, rxn=reaction pot)www wwww.sm co rxnsmsm co rxnsm co гхnsmsmAВCEF AВCDScenario1. The reaction did not run to completion (not all sm was consumed)2. The reaction ran to completion (all starting material was consumed).3. The sm spot was run with too polar an eluent.4. The sm spot was run with too nonpolar an eluent5. No reaction has occurred.6. Too much sm was loaded onto the adsorbent

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Scenario 1. The reaction did not run to completion (not all sm was consur 2. The reaction ran to completion (all starting material was cons 3. The sm spot was run with too polar an eluent. 4. The sm spot was run with too nonpolar an eluent 5. No reaction has occurred. 6. Too much sm was loaded onto the adsorbent

Scenario 1. The reaction did not run to completion (not all sm was consur 2. The reaction ran to completion (all starting material was cons 3. The sm spot was run with too polar an eluent. 4. The sm spot was run with too nonpolar an eluent 5. No reaction has occurred. 6. Too much sm was loaded onto the adsorbent

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Match the following scenario with the representative TLC (sm= starting material, co = cospot, rxn=
reaction pot)
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Scenario
1. The reaction did not run to completion (not all sm was consumed)
2. The reaction ran to completion (all starting material was consumed).
3. The sm spot was run with too polar an eluent.
4. The sm spot was run with too nonpolar an eluent
5. No reaction has occurred.
6. Too much sm was loaded onto the adsorbent

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