Why do some dyes separate into different colours yet others do not? Answers that are copy and pasted will be reported. They will also not be crowned.
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The different dyes dissolve up to some extent in the solvent before separating from the mixture and standing alone as a spot on the paper. The more dyes in the color, the more spots that will appear. So basically, it's because of the different solubilities of the different dyes in the solvent.
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