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Abstract: TLC analysis was conducted on several samples to determine the unknown compounds. Valine exhibited an RF value of 0.69, lysine had an RF value of 0.11, and tryptophan showed an RF value of 0.79. Two unknown compounds were tested, with unknown A showing an RF value of 0.78 and unknown B exhibiting RF values of 0.13 and 0.72. These results provide valuable insight into the composition of the unknown samples (Surname, Year of publication).

Identification of Unknown Compounds using TLC: Comparative Analysis of Valine, Lysine, Tryptophan, and Two Unknown Samples

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Question: WRITE AN ABSTRACT THE RESULTS OF DETERMINING THE UNKNOWN USING TLC. THE SAMPLES TESTED BY THE TLC VALINE WITH RF OF 0.69, LYSINE WITH RF 0.11, TRYPTOPHAN WITH RF OF 0.79, UNKNOWN WITH RF 0.78 , UNKNOWN B WITH RF 0.13 AND 0.72. INTEXT REFERENCE

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The focus of this study was the determination of unknown substances using Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC). TLC was applied to known amino acids and two unknown samples utilizing the Rf value as an identification parameter. Among the standard amino acids, Valine exhibited an Rf value of 0.69, Lysine had an Rf of 0.11, and Tryptophan exhibited an Rf value of 0.79. When subjected to TLC, the first unknown sample registered an Rf of 0.78, remarkably similar to Tryptophan, suggesting a potential match. In contrast, Unknown B demonstrated two distinct Rf values, 0.13 and 0.72, indicative of a likely mixture of compounds and further suggesting Lysine and Valine influence. The data obtained underlines the efficacy and practicality of TLC as a versatile tool for the identification and comparison of chemical substances. Nonetheless, future studies with more comprehensive testing parameters would provide a more unequivocal characterization of the unidentified samples.

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Feb. 11, 2024, 8:24 p.m.

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Published: Sunday, February 11, 2024

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