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Compound A had an Rf value of 0.35 in pentane and 0.45 in diethyl ether when generated on a TLC plate using pentane. Compound B exhibits Rf 0.42 in pentane and 0.60 in diethyl ether. What solvent should be used for the TLC separation of an A/B mixture? Explain.
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