There are many reasons why we mark TLC plates with pencil and not with pen. For one, the lines would be too dark and it would be difficult to see; if you tried to use a fine point pen, the plate would get so much ink on it that it wouldn’t dry. Another reason is that when we store our plates in the refrigerator for long periods of time (sometimes weeks), ink can seep into the gel layer underneath which changes its properties. This is just one example of how marking a TLC plate with pencil helps us avoid changing its properties!
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Why Do We Mark TLC Plates With Pencil And Not With Pen? There are many reasons why we mark TLC plates with pencil and not with pen. For one, the lines would be too dark and it would be difficult to see; if you tried to use a fine point pen, the plate would get so much ink on it that it would be difficult to see the bands and it would probably get all over everything.
It is also not advisable to use a fine point pen because it could (and often does) leak into the mercury in the TLC plate, causing air bubbles that are difficult or impossible to dissolve with heat treatment.
We mark plates with pencil so we can erase them if necessary – for example if an error is made during the labeling process; this way you can easily remove any mistakes you’ve made!
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Marking TLC plates with pencil is also more economical as the writing does not have to be permanent. Pencil markings can easily be erased and changed if necessary, which means that you don’t need to keep buying new pens every time an error needs correcting or a new batch of TLCs are made for labelling. It’s simply beneficial all around!
If your job requires drawing lines on tlc plates then we recommend using graphite powder (not lead), this way it won’t seep into the mercury layer and cause problems down the line.”
“In conclusion, marking TLC plates with pencil is cheaper than using pen because mistakes can easily be erased without having to buy permanent markers. We also recommend using graphite powder when drawing lines on tlc plates.”
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