In chromatography, components of ink that are minimally attracted to the stationary phase (the filter paper) and very soluble in the solvent will travel further up the filter paper during the process. Here's why:

* Stationary Phase Attraction: A component that's minimally attracted to the filter paper will spend less time bound to the paper and more time moving with the solvent.

* Solvent Solubility: High solubility in the solvent means the component readily dissolves and moves along with the solvent flow.

In Summary: These components will be located near the solvent front, which is the furthest point the solvent reaches on the filter paper.