The green band consisted of chlorophylls. What does it tell you about the relative polarity of the chlorophylls ( compared to the carotenoids, the yellow band) that they would only move through the column after switching from a 90:10 mixture of hexane:acetone to only acetone.

The green band consisted of chlorophylls. What does it tell you about the relative polarity of the chlorophylls ( compared to the carotenoids, the yellow band) that they would only move through the column after switching from a 90:10 mixture of hexane:acetone to only acetone.

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The green band consisted of chlorophylls. What does it
tell you about the relative polarity of the chlorophylls (
compared to the carotenoids, the yellow band) that
they would only move through the column after
switching from a 90:10 mixture of hexane:acetone to
only acetone.

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