1. Determine the maximum mass of aspirin that can be made from the amount of salicylic acid you used. mass (salicylic acid) = 2.004 grams 2. Determine the maximum mass of aspirin that can be made from the volume of acetic anhydride acid you used. Hint: you need the density of acetic anhydride. volume (acetic anhydride) = 4.872 mL 3. Indicate which of the above amounts represents the theoretical yield. 4. Find the actual amount of aspirin produced from the following data: mass aspirin and crucible = 3.216 g 0.942 g mass empty crucible = 5. Calculate the percent yield of your aspirin.

1. Determine the maximum mass of aspirin that can be made from the amount of salicylic acid you used. mass (salicylic acid) = 2.004 grams 2. Determine the maximum mass of aspirin that can be made from the volume of acetic anhydride acid you used. Hint: you need the density of acetic anhydride. volume (acetic anhydride) = 4.872 mL 3. Indicate which of the above amounts represents the theoretical yield. 4. Find the actual amount of aspirin produced from the following data: mass aspirin and crucible = 3.216 g 0.942 g mass empty crucible = 5. Calculate the percent yield of your aspirin.

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