A mixture can be classified as a solution, suspension or colloid based on the SIZE OF ITS LARGEST PARTICLES.
A solution is made up of small particles that can not be seen with the naked eyes. The particles of of a suspension are larger and can be seen with the naked eyes. The particle size of the colloid is not as small as that of a solution and not as big as that of a suspension.
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Answer:
B .point the test tube away from others
Explanation:
Well in science your supposed to keep it away from you and others so the aroma doesnt harm your nose or anyone eles´s nose
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Answer:
Answer is explained below.
Explanation:
As (+) menthol and (-) menthol are enantiomers whose physical properties are same except optical activity so we can expect they have similar Rf values.
Whereas diastereomers have different physical properties and different Rf values.
For example when the (+) menthol , (-) menthol, isomenthol and neomenthol undergo TLC (thin layer chromatography) the
Rf values of.(+menthol) = .447
Rf (+isomenthol) = .395
Rf (+neomenthol)= .487
Rf (-menthol) = .434
The above data shows that (+) menthol and (-) menthol have almost same Rf values and vary a little i.e 0.447 and 0.437. So we can conclude them as enantiomers
Whereas (+) menthol or (+) neomenthol or (+) isomenthol i.e 0.447 , 0.395 and 0.487 have different Rf values. We can conclude them as diasteromers.
(+) menthol and (-) menthol - enantiomers
(+) menthol and (+) neomenthol- diastereomers
(-) menthol and (+) isomenthol - diastereomers
