The surface of the silica gel has a structure that looks like this diagram below. Suppose you used aplate coated with silica gel, with propanone, CH3COCH3, as the solvent for thin-layer chromatography.SnoSuppose also that the mixture you were trying to identify contained• benzaldehyde•benzanilide• phenol1) rank the Rf Value from large to small2) name the IMF between each compound and the silica gelOHOHmain body of silica structure

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The surface of the silica gel has a structure that looks like this diagram below. Suppose you used a plate coated with silica gel, with propanone, CH3COCH3, as the solvent for thin-layer chromatography. Suppose also that the mixture you were trying to identify contained benzaldehyde benzanilide phenol 1) rank the Rf value from large to small 2) name the IMF between each compound and the silica gel ntah OH OH OH main body of silica structure INTE THE HA TEM 16 Kupreme WES 2500

The surface of the silica gel has a structure that looks like this diagram below. Suppose you used a plate coated with silica gel, with propanone, CH3COCH3, as the solvent for thin-layer chromatography. Suppose also that the mixture you were trying to identify contained benzaldehyde benzanilide phenol 1) rank the Rf value from large to small 2) name the IMF between each compound and the silica gel ntah OH OH OH main body of silica structure INTE THE HA TEM 16 Kupreme WES 2500

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