a. When 22.6 g of benzene and an excess of nitric acid are used, what is the theoretical yield of nitrobenzene (molar weight 123.1 g/mol)? Theoretical yield = g b. If 32.9 g of nitrobenzene is recovered, what is the percentage yield? Percentage yield =

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Nitrobenzene, C¢H5NO2, an important raw material for the dye industry, is prepared from benzene, CHe (molar weight 78.1 g/mol), and nitric acid, HNO3 according to the following chemical
equation:
CeHe (1) + HNO3 (2) C H5 NO2 (1)+ H20(1)
a. When 22.6 g of benzene and an excess of nitric acid are used, what is the theoretical yield of nitrobenzene (molar weight 123.1 g/mol)?
Theoretical yield =|
g
b. If 32.9 g of nitrobenzene is recovered, what is the percentage yield?
Percentage yield =
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