please help i cant find the article to even start Use the ACS Publications website to look up the following journal article: J. Nat. Prod.2018, 81 (3), 661–678.a. Briefly (in 1-2 sentences) summarize this article.b. What types of chromatography have been used by the authors of this study?c. What other separation and purification techniques were used by the authors (other thanchromatography)?

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