Is Aspirin polar or non-polar? In my thin layer chromotography lab the aspirin traveled far up...

Is Aspirin polar or non-polar?

In my thin layer chromotography lab the aspirin traveled far up the silica gel plate which would mean it's non-polar.

But looking that the chemical structure it looks to me like it is polar.

Why would it travel up the plate so far if it is a polar molecule or is it not polar for some other reason?

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queen_honey_blossom answered 1 year ago

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