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Question 1 (2 marks). Increasing the concentration of one of the starting materials helps drive the
equilibrium of a Fischer Esterification reaction towards the product side.
In
experiment 6,
glacial acetic acid
is added in a 2.5-fold excess because it is easier to remove during “work-up”.
In 2-3 sentences
, explain why excess acetic acid would be easier to remove than excess 1-pentanol using the
“work-up” steps (Part II Steps 5–7) outlined in this experiment.
Question 2 (2 marks).
Adding excessive drying agent can lead to a significant loss of your desired product. (a)
In 1 sentence
, explain the purpose of washing the organic layer with saturated NaCl
aq (brine)
during the
liquid-liquid extraction in Exp 6. (b)
In
1-2 sentences
, explain why adding too much drying agent causes significantly more product loss
in
Exp 6 than if too much was added during Exp 1 and/or Exp 3.
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Separation of the
2.
Components of a Mixture
A. Determination of Mass Percent of Ammonium Chloride
• Mass of evaporating dish and original sample
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Percent of NH,Cl (show calculations)
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B. Determination of Mass Percent of Sodium Chloride
Mass of evaporating dish, watch glass, and NaCl
97.738
3.34
Mass of evaporating dish and watch glass
-Mass of NaCl
%
- Percent of NaCl (show calculations)
C. Determination of Mass Percent of Silicon Dioxide
46054
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