In which type of chromatography lipids are carried up a silica gel coated pate by a rising solvent front, less polar travels farther than the more polar ones?

In which type of chromatography lipids are carried up a silica gel coated pate by a rising solvent front, less polar travels farther than the more polar ones? Correct Answer Thin layer chromatography

In TLC, lipids are carried up a silica gel coated pate by a rising solvent front, less polar travels farther than the more polar ones.
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