Suppose triphenylmethanol and biphenyl have R¢ values of 0.30 and0.60, respectively, in a certain TLC experiment. Sketch the final appearance of a TLC plate, roughly to scale, including the starting line and solvent front a. for a pure triphenylmethanol sample b. for a triphenylmethanol sample contaminated with bipheny1

Suppose triphenylmethanol and biphenyl have R¢ values of 0.30 and0.60, respectively, in a certain TLC experiment. Sketch the final appearance of a TLC plate, roughly to scale, including the starting line and solvent front a. for a pure triphenylmethanol sample b. for a triphenylmethanol sample contaminated with bipheny1

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