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The mobile phase in a thin layer chromatography (TLC) setup consists of heptane. What factor best explains why some compounds traveled further than others when heptane was added to the TLC plate?
Which of the following molecules would travel the furthest in normal phase thin layer chromatography?
Which of the following molecules would travel the shortest distance on a normal phase thin layer chromatography plate?
Which of the following molecules will travel the shortest distance in reverse phase TLC?
Which of the following molecules will travel the further distance from the origin in reverse phase TLC?
Which of the following molecules would travel the shortest distance on a reverse phase thin layer chromatography plate?
Metformin and phenformin are biguanide class drugs used to treat type II diabetes. While both are effective at achieving glycemic control phenformin causes life threatening lactic acidosis in 7% of patients taking the drug and has since been replaced by metformin which causes lactic acidosis at a much lower rate. Based on the structures of the two drugs which of the following would be true?
Conversion of a ketone into a geminal diol via a base-catalyzed addition reaction would: