
Chromatography: separating a mixture of inks
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- Q1True or false? Rf values can be calculated from a chromatogram of unknown samples. These Rf values can be compared against sample data to identify unknown substances.truefalseTrue or False30s
- Q2Which of these does not need to remain constant for a fair comparison of Rf values between two chromatograms?the temperature of the solventthe concentration of the solventthe size of the paperthe samples being analysedthe type of paper used30s
- Q3If a substance is insoluble in the chosen solvent, which of the following would happen?the substance will stay at the sample linethe substance will have a negative Rf valuethe substance will move with the solvent frontthe substance will have an Rf value above 130s
- Q4What is the Rf value of a solvent front that travels 8.0 cm and a substance spot that travels 20 mm?Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q5True or false? The temperature does not affect the outcome of the chromatography process.falsetrueTrue or False30s
- Q6A chromatogram is collected and two different substances have similar Rf values. What might have caused this? They must have similar ______ in the solvent used.Users enter free textType an Answer30s