Consider the following molecules. Which statement(s) is TRUE? CH3 CH3 но ČH3 но ČD3 i. You could differentiate between the two with a spot test. ii. You could differentiate between the two with liquid chromatography. iii. You could differentiate between the two with TLC. iv. You could differentiate between the two with a microcrystalline test. a. i and iv only O b. ii and iii only Ос. iii only O d. i only e. Neither i, ii, iii, nor iv are correct statements.

Consider the following molecules. Which statement(s) is TRUE? CH3 CH3 но ČH3 но ČD3 i. You could differentiate between the two with a spot test. ii. You could differentiate between the two with liquid chromatography. iii. You could differentiate between the two with TLC. iv. You could differentiate between the two with a microcrystalline test. a. i and iv only O b. ii and iii only Ос. iii only O d. i only e. Neither i, ii, iii, nor iv are correct statements.

Chemical Principles in the Laboratory

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Chapter2: Resolution Of Matter Into Pure Substances, I.paper Chromatography

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