Ether and hexane are considered to non-polar solvents, in all honesty, ether is only slightly, slightly, slightly more polar than hexane. If a TLC experiment was completed with 9:1, hexane:ether, would you expect the 2- methylcyclohexanol to have a MUCH MUCH MUCH lower Rf, or, a MUCH MUCH MUCH higher Rf value than the alkene isomer products? (a) i just don't know (b) higher (c) lower

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Ether and hexane are considered to
non-polar solvents, in all honesty,
ether is only slightly, slightly, slightly
more polar than hexane. If a TLC
experiment was completed with 9:1,
hexane:ether, would you expect the 2-
methylcyclohexanol to have a MUCH
MUCH MUCH lower Rf, or, a MUCH
MUCH MUCH higher Rf value than the
alkene isomer products?
(a) i just don't know
(b) higher
(c) lower
Transcribed Image Text:Ether and hexane are considered to non-polar solvents, in all honesty, ether is only slightly, slightly, slightly more polar than hexane. If a TLC experiment was completed with 9:1, hexane:ether, would you expect the 2- methylcyclohexanol to have a MUCH MUCH MUCH lower Rf, or, a MUCH MUCH MUCH higher Rf value than the alkene isomer products? (a) i just don't know (b) higher (c) lower
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