3. Consider the following reaction and answer the questions that follow: HNO3 2 1 NO2 NH2 N H N -H H₂ 4 NO2 NH2 4-ADPA 3.1 The following masses of reagents are used in the synthesis of 4-ADPA: Benzene (C6H6): 10.02 g HNO3: 8.66 g Aniline (C6H7N): 11.98 g H₂: 5.23 g Set up an experimental atom economy table, and calculate the percentage experimental atom economy for the reaction. [15]

3. Consider the following reaction and answer the questions that follow: HNO3 2 1 NO2 NH2 N H N -H H₂ 4 NO2 NH2 4-ADPA 3.1 The following masses of reagents are used in the synthesis of 4-ADPA: Benzene (C6H6): 10.02 g HNO3: 8.66 g Aniline (C6H7N): 11.98 g H₂: 5.23 g Set up an experimental atom economy table, and calculate the percentage experimental atom economy for the reaction. [15]

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter9: Nucleophilic Substitution And Β-elimination

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9.60P: Another important pattern in organic synthesis is the construction of CC bonds. Using your reaction...

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