Explain an unknown with an authentic standard is performed

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Even if a cospotted TLC analysis of an unknown with an authentic standard is performed, one still does not know with complete certainty taht the unknown and the standard are identical. Why is this true? what alternatives would one consider to prove the structural identity of the unknown without any ambiguity?

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