What is the order of increasing polarity of these compounds

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Problem- Draw the three compounds (biphenyl, benzophenone and benzhydrol) seperated in this experiment. Circle the polar functional groups in each of the compounds if any.

a) What is the order of increasing polarity of these compounds?

b) Based on this, which compound would you expect to move furthest up a TLC plate?

c) Which compound would you expect to remain closest to the origin?

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