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Crackerol and tinselene have Rf values of 0.47 and 0.24 respectively. If the TLC was run...

Crackerol and tinselene have Rf values of 0.47 and 0.24 respectively. If the TLC was run on a TLC plate where the solvent front moved 9.9 cm from the baseline, what would be the distance in centimetres (cm) between the spots for the two compounds?

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Rf = distance moved by the compound or spot / distance moved by the solvent.

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Crackerol has Rf values of 0.47

and tinselene has Rf values of 0.24

and distance moved by the solvent = 9.9 cm

Crackerol

Rf = distance moved by the compound or spot / distance moved by the solvent.

0.47= distance moved by the Crackerol / 9.9 cm

distance moved by the Crackerol = 4.7 cm

tinselene

Rf = distance moved by the compound or spot / distance moved by the solvent.

0.24= distance moved by the tinselene / 9.9 cm

distance moved by the tinselene = 2.4 cm

the distance in centimetres (cm) between the spots for the two compounds is

4.7 cm-2.4 cm = 2.3 cm

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