3. Why should the solvent not be run off the top of the paper?4. What color did you observe in the colored marker? Experimental process:1. Take a piece of chromatography paper (or filter paper/ paper towel). Draw a pencil line across itabout 1 cm from one end. Using colored markers (pentel pen), place small spots of color on thecenter of the line.2. Put water in the glass container to a depth of about 0.5 cm.3. Tape the chromatography paper in a pencil and hang it in the glass container so that it dips into thewater but with spots of color above the water level.Pencil-Paper clip-Strip of filterраper-Jar-Srip of filterраper-Spot of ink-Line drawnby pencil-WaterSpot of ink(a)(b)https://www.topperieaming.com/answer/how-will-you-separate-dyes-in-black-ink-using-chromatography-explain-t-with-the-help-of-a-diagram/spxgq715522. Allow the water to rise up the paper until it is almost to the top.3. Remove the paper, mark where the water reached (solvent front), and hang it up to dry.4. When dry, measure the distances moved by the spots and the solvent front.

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