thin layer chromatography: What would happen to the Rf value of a compound if you increased the polarity of the mobile phase while using a polar stationary phase? please help me this question! Thank you a lot

thin layer chromatography: What would happen to the Rf value of a compound if you increased the polarity of the mobile phase while using a polar stationary phase? please help me this question! Thank you a lot

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Author:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

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Chapter27: Gas Chromatography

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