List these solvent systems in order of increasing polarity 200:1 Ethyl acetate : acetic acid 15:1:1 Ethyl acetate : ethanol : acetic acid 75% Ethyl Acetate / 25% hexanes 50:50:1 Ethyl acetate : hexanes: acetic acid 80:20:1 Ethyl acetate: hexanes: acetic acid

List these solvent systems in order of increasing polarity 200:1 Ethyl acetate : acetic acid 15:1:1 Ethyl acetate : ethanol : acetic acid 75% Ethyl Acetate / 25% hexanes 50:50:1 Ethyl acetate : hexanes: acetic acid 80:20:1 Ethyl acetate: hexanes: acetic acid

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List these solvent systems in order of increasing
polarity
200:1 Ethyl acetate : acetic acid
15:1:1 Ethyl acetate : ethanol : acetic acid
75% Ethyl Acetate / 25% hexanes
50:50:1 Ethyl acetate : hexanes : acetic acid
80:20:1 Ethyl acetate : hexanes : acetic acid

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