A silica TLC plate is developed in a mixture of solvent system/mobile phase. The solvent travels 30 mm up the plate Analyte #1 travels 9 mm up the plate Analyte #2 travels 16 mm up the plate Which analyte is more polar, and what is its Rf? Analyte #1, Rf = 0.53 Analyte #2, Rf = 0.53 Analyte #2, Rf = 0.3 Analyte #1, Rf = 0.3

A silica TLC plate is developed in a mixture of solvent system/mobile phase. The solvent travels 30 mm up the plate Analyte #1 travels 9 mm up the plate Analyte #2 travels 16 mm up the plate Which analyte is more polar, and what is its Rf? Analyte #1, Rf = 0.53 Analyte #2, Rf = 0.53 Analyte #2, Rf = 0.3 Analyte #1, Rf = 0.3

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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