! (give detail reason for your correct choice) For the TLCS shown below, both plates have the exact same materials spotted on each lane (that is, lane 1 of Plate A and lane 1 of Plate B are identical). What is the mostlikely difference between Plate A and B?Plate APlate B1 2 31 2 3A less polar mobile phase has been used for Plate BA less polar mobile phase has been used for Plate AThe top of the developing chamber was left off for Plate AThe spots on Plate B were spotted too close togetherO O O O

Distance Travelled by the Sample depends upon the type of Polar mobile phase used . IF THE mobile…

For the TLCS shown below, both plates have the exact same materials spotted on each lane (that is, lane 1 of Plate A and lane 1 of Plate B are identical). What is the most likely difference between Plate A and B? Plate A Plate B 2 3 1 2 3 A less polar mobile phase has been used for Plate B A less polar mobile phase has been used for Plate A The top of the developing chamber was left off for Plate A The spots on Plate B were spotted too close together O O O O

For the TLCS shown below, both plates have the exact same materials spotted on each lane (that is, lane 1 of Plate A and lane 1 of Plate B are identical). What is the most likely difference between Plate A and B? Plate A Plate B 2 3 1 2 3 A less polar mobile phase has been used for Plate B A less polar mobile phase has been used for Plate A The top of the developing chamber was left off for Plate A The spots on Plate B were spotted too close together O O O O

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

7th Edition

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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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