What would happen if you ran a flash (chromatography) column using a solvent where the Rf...

What would happen if you ran a flash (chromatography) column using a solvent where the Rf fo the lower spot was 0.5?

What would happen if you ran a flash column where the Rf value of the upper spot was .2 and the Rf value of the lower spot was .05?

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