If we were to use Toluene as a solvent in a TLC with benzophenone, diphenyl methanol, and biphenyl what would the the position of the TLC be? Use the structure of the compounds to explain why their elute up at different rates.

If we were to use Toluene as a solvent in a TLC with benzophenone, diphenyl methanol, and biphenyl what would the the position of the TLC be? Use the structure of the compounds to explain why their elute up at different rates.

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If we were to use Toluene as a solvent in a
TLC with benzophenone, diphenyl
methanol, and biphenyl what would the the
position of the TLC be? Use the structure of
the compounds to explain why their elute
up at different rates.

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