Hey friends. Me and a few buddies of mine decided to brave AP Chemistry this year, assuming that when we returned to school for our junior year, the whole corona situation would be over. However, now we're stuck trying to learn our stuff through Zoom, and we're starting to lose track. We're a bit confused on this lab that our teacher assigned us: Separation of a Dye Mixture Using Chromatography. Usually we're against asking for answers online, and do all we possibly can to figure it out on our own, whilst helping each other out. Now though, we're stuck. We're wondering if you could so kindly take some time out of your day to assist us and help us out.
The questions we need are: Guided-Inquiry Design and Procedure questions 1 - 4 and 7, as well as AP Chemistry Review Questions 1 and 2. If you could give us an answer. That would be nice. If you could provide a thorough explanation, so that we can get a better understanding of what exactly is going on, that would be very greatly appreciated.
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