Assume that you used 1.20 ml acetophenone and 1.40 ml benzaldehyde, determine the limiting reactant. Na OH H20 acetophenone 120.2 g/mol 103 g/ml benzaldehyde 106.1 g/mol 104 g/ml chalcone 208.3 g/mal benzaldehyde acetophenone- O chalcone NaOH

Assume that you used 1.20 ml acetophenone and 1.40 ml benzaldehyde, determine the limiting reactant. Na OH H20 acetophenone 120.2 g/mol 103 g/ml benzaldehyde 106.1 g/mol 104 g/ml chalcone 208.3 g/mal benzaldehyde acetophenone- O chalcone NaOH

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Assume that you used 1.20 ml acetophenone and 1.40 ml
benzaldehyde, determine the limiting reactant.
Na OH
H20
acetophenone
120.2 g/mol
103 g/ml
benzaldehyde
106.1 g/mol
104 g/ml
chalcone
208.3 g/mol
O benzaldehyde
acetophenone
O chalcone
O NAOH

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