You have performed the reaction below and decided to purify the crude product using Br KOH, ELOH + KBr + H20 H3CO recrystallization. Below is a TLC plate containing lanes for the starting material, crude sample, recrystallized sample, and filtrate. Was your recrystallization successful? Why or why not? Note the gray spots represent faint spots on the TLC plate. Spot H was identified as the product. H3CO Lane 1 = Starting material Lane 2- Sold crude compound Lane 3- Compound aftor recrystalization Lane 4- Filtrate

You have performed the reaction below and decided to purify the crude product using Br KOH, ELOH + KBr + H20 H3CO recrystallization. Below is a TLC plate containing lanes for the starting material, crude sample, recrystallized sample, and filtrate. Was your recrystallization successful? Why or why not? Note the gray spots represent faint spots on the TLC plate. Spot H was identified as the product. H3CO Lane 1 = Starting material Lane 2- Sold crude compound Lane 3- Compound aftor recrystalization Lane 4- Filtrate

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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