A particular mixture was seperated into three components usin paper chromatography. the Rf value of dye A is 0.78, the Rf of dye B is 0.43 and the Rf of dye C is 0.19. What component of the mixture A,B,C is most attracted in the stationery phase and why?

A particular mixture was seperated into three components usin paper chromatography. the Rf value of dye A is 0.78, the Rf of dye B is 0.43 and the Rf of dye C is 0.19. What component of the mixture A,B,C is most attracted in the stationery phase and why?

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