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Chemistry, 19.11.2020 17:20 edgarnino13

Easy question on chromatography Drawing B shows what the finished chromatogram looked like. Sam has drawn lines on it to help her to see which blobs are level with each other.

2 Three of the inks have only one colour in them.

a Which three are they?

b Explain your answer.

3 a Which inks are mixed to make ink C?

b Which inks are mixed to make ink D?


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Drawing B shows what the finished chroma

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