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During a column chromatography laboratory experiment, a column is to be run with hexane first, then...

During a column chromatography laboratory experiment, a column is to be run with hexane first, then a hexane/ dichloromethane mixture, then 100% dichloromethane. What will happen if you mix up the hexane and dichloromethane? How can you fix the problem?

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