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What percentage of the TLC plate is visible?
What percentage of the TLC plate is visible?
- 36%
- 41% (correct)
- 46%
- 31%
What is the code 'Vodafone 36 Vodafone 46 Ο Δ' referring to on the TLC plate?
What is the code 'Vodafone 36 Vodafone 46 Ο Δ' referring to on the TLC plate?
- Brands (correct)
- Chemical compositions
- Experimental procedures
- Temperature conditions
What does the number '8173834' represent in SDOC-AABC8173834...?
What does the number '8173834' represent in SDOC-AABC8173834...?
- Temperature reading
- Unique identifier (correct)
- Timestamp
- Laboratory location
At what position is the SDOC-AABC8173834... located on the TLC plate?
At what position is the SDOC-AABC8173834... located on the TLC plate?
From which points can the TLC plate be viewed?
From which points can the TLC plate be viewed?
What is a recommended technique to keep spots small and compact during solvent evaporation?
What is a recommended technique to keep spots small and compact during solvent evaporation?
Why is it advised to use cold or hot air during solvent evaporation?
Why is it advised to use cold or hot air during solvent evaporation?
If a sample is applied all at once without any drying time in between, what might happen?
If a sample is applied all at once without any drying time in between, what might happen?
What could be a consequence of not allowing any drying time between sample applications?
What could be a consequence of not allowing any drying time between sample applications?
In what way does applying a sample in several portions impact the final outcome?
In what way does applying a sample in several portions impact the final outcome?
What kind of stationary phases are typically used for achieving good separation?
What kind of stationary phases are typically used for achieving good separation?
Which type of mobile phases is recommended for achieving good separation?
Which type of mobile phases is recommended for achieving good separation?
What is a key characteristic of the stationary phases used for achieving good separation?
What is a key characteristic of the stationary phases used for achieving good separation?
Which type of mobile phase would likely not be effective for achieving good separation?
Which type of mobile phase would likely not be effective for achieving good separation?
How does using hexane as a mobile phase contribute to separation efficiency?
How does using hexane as a mobile phase contribute to separation efficiency?
What is the primary reason for competition in surface adsorption chromatography?
What is the primary reason for competition in surface adsorption chromatography?
What factor determines the choice of the stationary phase?
What factor determines the choice of the stationary phase?
In surface adsorption chromatography, which components compete for adsorption sites?
In surface adsorption chromatography, which components compete for adsorption sites?
What role does the mobile phase play in surface adsorption chromatography?
What role does the mobile phase play in surface adsorption chromatography?
Why is it important to consider the polarity of the target solutes in chromatography?
Why is it important to consider the polarity of the target solutes in chromatography?
How does the polarity of the target solutes influence the choice of stationary phase?
How does the polarity of the target solutes influence the choice of stationary phase?
How does competition for adsorption sites impact the efficiency of surface adsorption chromatography?
How does competition for adsorption sites impact the efficiency of surface adsorption chromatography?
In chromatography, what role does the polarity of target solutes play in column efficiency?
In chromatography, what role does the polarity of target solutes play in column efficiency?
Which factor determines the success of separation in surface adsorption chromatography?
Which factor determines the success of separation in surface adsorption chromatography?
What can happen if the polarity of the stationary phase does not match that of the target solutes?
What can happen if the polarity of the stationary phase does not match that of the target solutes?
