PLEASE CHANGE TO MOLES ### Experimental Data Summary**Chemicals and Their Amounts:**1. **Benzophenone** - Amount: 0.523 g (….. mol)2. **Sodium borohydride** - Amount: 0.12 g (…. mol)3. **Benzhydrol** - Amount: 0.357 g (----- mol)**Observed Melting Point:**- 65-66 °C*Note: The molecular amounts (mol) are indicated with placeholders and should be calculated based on the molar masses of the respective compounds.*

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Chemicals Benzophenone Sodium borohydride Benzhydrol Amount 0.523 g (.... mol) 0.12 g (.... mol) 0.357 g (----- mol)

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