LAB 7 Photosynthesis
The various plant pigments have differing degrees of hydrophobicity. Therefore, if we use a liquid solvent that is hydrophobic, different plant pigments will move at differing rates through the piece of paper as the liquid solvent is absorbed upward. In this way, individual pigments can be separated into bands on the filter paper.
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