The TLC technique can be used to: a. Check the purity of a compound. b. Determine the number of components in a mixture. c. Purify large amounts of a compound. d. Check the identity of a compound all of the above b and d a and d a and b a, b and d

The TLC technique can be used to: a. Check the purity of a compound. b. Determine the number of components in a mixture. c. Purify large amounts of a compound. d. Check the identity of a compound all of the above b and d a and d a and b a, b and d

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3. The TLC technique can be used to: a. Check the purity of a compound. b. Determine the number of components in a mixture. c. Purify large amounts of a compound. d. Check the identity of a compound

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